Construction Safety Association of Manitoba
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CSAM Registered Auditor Program
A company self-audit must be submitted by a CSAM Registered Auditor. A registered auditor is a recognized and specially trained individual who is qualified to assess an employer’s safety and health management system.
Items required for registered auditor application submission include the following:
- Completion of the Registered Auditor Application.
- Verification of attendance in Principles of Safety Management/Simplified Safety and Safety Auditor.
- Submission of a completed audit instrument and required supporting documentation.
- Submission of a corrective action plan including a corrective action plan for the assignment of responsibility, and implementation dates for corrective actions.
Individuals who apply for Registered Auditor status must complete the CSAM Principles of Safety Management/Simplified Safety and Safety Auditor courses. Equivalent training through other provincial jurisdictions may be given consideration for credit.
A CSAM Registered Auditor certificate with a three-year expiry date will be issued upon successful evaluation and approval. Registered Auditors must submit one self-audit every three years to maintain their registered auditor status.
If you would like more information on becoming a Registered Auditor, please contact safety@constructionsafety.ca.
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