Partnerships in Health and Safety promotes health and safety through partnerships with safety associations, industry groups, educational institutions and labour organizations. A Certificate of Recognition (COR) is given to employers who develop health and safety management systems that meet established standards. Certificates are issued by Certifying Partners and are co-signed by Alberta Employment and Immigration. Achieving and maintaining a valid COR is required to earn a financial incentive through the WCB's Partners in Injury Reduction program.

	Partnerships in Health and Safety Programs Through partnerships with safety associations, industry groups, education institutes and labour organizations, a framework has been established to promote and certify health and safety programs.
	Partners in Injury Reduction Partners in Injury Reduction encourages the development of effective workplace health, safety and disability management programs in Alberta.
	What is a Certifying Partner? A designation of Certifying Partner is given to Partners who are responsible for assessing the quality of health and safety programs in Alberta, and issuing Certificates of Recognition to employers.
	What is a Certificate of Recognition? A Certificate of Recognition (COR) is given to employers who develop health and safety programs that meet established standards.
	How to Build a Health and Safety Management System The purpose of a Health and Safety Management System is to identify, assess and control workplace hazards.
	Quality Assurance FAQs The process for issuing a Certificate of Recognition (COR) involves completion of an external audit by a qualified auditor.
	Partnerships in Health and Safety Publications InfoSheets and other publications related to partnerships in health and safety.