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What is an Energy Safety Canada Auditor?

Energy Safety Canada Auditors play a key role in helping companies achieve and maintain their Certificate of Recognition (COR). 

There are two certification tracks for safety auditors: 

Internal Auditors are employees who complete training to perform maintenance audits for their own company. They cannot conduct audits for other organizations.

Requirements

  • You can only perform maintenance audits for your own company, and your company must hold a COR with Energy Safety Canada.
  • You must be a full-time employee of the company you will audit.
  • You must complete Energy Safety Canada's two-day Safety program Development Course.
    • Note: If you meet External Auditor educational requirements, this course is not required.

Application Process for CHSA External Auditor

Step 1

Application Approval

Submit your application for review. Once approved, you’ll receive an email confirmation. 

Important: Submit your completed External Auditor Application at least one month before your preferred scheduled date of the Certified Health and Safety Auditor (CHSA) course. Exceptions may apply. See course schedule date

 

Application Supporting Documents

  • Letter of employment
  • Confirmation of COR/Audit registration for the company

 

Apply to become an Internal Auditor