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COR/SECOR Fees
First, determine if your company is a member of Energy Safety Canada. Energy Safety Canada’s COR/SECOR services are partially funded by oil and gas employers through their WCB premiums. For the purposes of COR/SECOR Annual Fees, the Industry Codes/Classification Units on the Determine Member Status are considered members.
If your Industry Code/Classification Unit is not on this list you are considered a Non-Member. Energy Safety Canada welcomes both Members and Non-Members. Please note if you fall into the Non-Member category you cannot apply to become a member.
Once you have determine your member status refer to the COR/SECOR Fee for the cost of an audit review.
ANNUAL MEMBER FEE*
| Audit Type | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| SECOR (1-10 employees) | $150 |
| COR (11+ employees) | $250 |
| Action Plan | $250 |
| COR Equivalency ISO/CSA | $150 |
ANNUAL non-MEMBER FEE*
| Audit Type | Annual Fee |
|---|---|
| SECOR (1-10 employees) | $600 |
| COR (11+ employees) | $1,200 |
| Action Plan | $1,200 |
| COR Equivalency ISO/CSA | $600 |
Notes:
- Energy Safety Canada reserves the right to change its fee structure without prior notice
- No refunds or credits will be extended
- Fees are based on the calendar year and will not be carried forward to the next calendar year if the employer fails to complete an audit
- Annual fees include one Quality Assurance (QA) Review fee per company
The overall cost of a COR audit depends on a number of factors. Ultimately, the fees for the auditing services themselves are negotiated between an Employer and the independent Energy Safety Canada-certified auditor they wish to contract.