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IMPORTANT NOTICE:
Effective June 30, 2013, WorkSafeBC has instituted a temporary freeze on any new Return to Work (RTW) COR certifications. Employers who are currently actively engaged in the program and are interested in obtaining the RTW certification have until June 30, 2013 to complete their audit. They must submit the Notice of Audit Activities form to go2 by February 22, 2013, indicating their commitment to obtaining their certification. For more information, please contact Michael Guzmicky, COR Program Manager by email or telephone at 604-633-9787 ext. 220.
Once you have an effective occupational health and safety (OHS) in place, you have the option of implementing an injury management/return-to-work (RTW) program.
A RTW program helps injured workers return to meaningful, productive work in a safe and timely manner, or even stay on the job while performing modified duties. Once you have achieved COR for your OHS program, achieving COR for your RTW program entitles you to an additional five per cent incentive on your WorkSafeBC premiums.
Here are the things that an auditor will be assessing during the COR audit:
When you are preparing for the audit of your RTW program, detailed documentation of your policies and procedures, as well as education, training, outcome and tracking records, will help expedite the process.
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