My company is not a construction company. Why am I required to be COR® certified?
Often, a construction purchaser, such as the provincial government, requires [...]
My company is COR® certified in another province but we are doing some work in Newfoundland and Labrador. Will our COR® certification be recognized here?
There is a national Reciprocity agreement under the Canadian Federation [...]
My company is COR® certified but we recently acquired another company. Does my COR® status extend to that new company?
No. COR® certification is awarded to an individual company based [...]
I have changed the name of my company. How do I get this updated on my COR® certificate and Letter of Good Standing?
If you have simply changed the name of your company, [...]
Is the COR® Letter of Good Standing the same as WorkplaceNL’s Letter of Good Standing/ Certificate of Clearance?
No, the COR® Letter of Good Standing is a document [...]
What happens if an audit cannot be scheduled in time to be considered for a PRIME refund?
The deadline to verify PRIME requirements through the Internal or [...]
My company was COR® certified some time ago, but I have fallen out of good standing. How can I get a new Letter of Good Standing (LoGs)?
The amount of time that has passed will dictate what [...]
I need a Letter of Good Standing right away. Can I get an extension to my LoGs?
If your company ‘needs’ a LoGs to meet tender requirements, [...]
From the time that a company receives its COR® certification it is another year before the Internal Audit is due and three years before another External Audit is due. That’s a long time between audits. Is there an opportunity for another External Audit before then?
Yes, six months after the initial External Audit NLCSA may [...]
What happens if the person that did COR® training for our company is no longer with the company?
That will depend on your company’s status. If the company [...]
