Virtual Instructor-Led Training

This interactive three-day Virtual Instructor-Led Training program is designed for individuals who will be evaluating the effectiveness of a company’s Health and Safety Management System. Through engaging and collaborative activities on our online platform, participants will be shown how to evaluate systems against the Partnerships in Injury Reduction (PIR) standard.

This is a two-tiered program which consists of the three-day course (Certificate of Completion) and a voluntary Qualification Audit submission which must be submitted 66 days following the course completion (Certified Auditor Certificate). Having a submitted qualification audit is also a requirement for any participants who wish to write their NCSO® exam.

Course Topics

• Audit Instruments and the COR™ Process
• Auditing Theory
• Review of the ACSA Audit Instrument
• Steps in the Audit Process
• Auditor Certification
• Optional Processes

Certification

First Level of the ATP Program – Certificate of Completion

Participants must complete fourteen skill checks during course activities and achieve a minimum score of 80% on the individual post-course open-book online test.

Second Level of the ATP Program – Certified Auditor Certificate

To become a Certified Auditor with the ACSA an individual qualification audit must be submitted to the ACSA within 66 calendar days, following the last day of the ATP course. This qualification audit must also be submitted for anyone wishing to write their NCSO® exam.

Prerequisites

Small Employer Health and Safety Management (SECOR™) or Principles of Health and Safety Management (PHSM) must be completed before taking the Auditor Training Program (ATP).

Technology Requirements

Participants are required to have access to a computer with internet access and speakers.  Mobile devices (tablets and cell phones) are discouraged. These devices may limit the student experience and ability to participate. 

• Contact:
  ACSA Administrator