COR® Reciprocity Program

formerly known as COR® Equivalency / COREL

A straightforward process is available for companies that have achieved COR® to request Reciprocity in another jurisdiction.

COR® Reciprocity can be granted to companies that are COR® certified through a CFCSA member, but do not have a permanent base of operations in the jurisdiction for which they are requesting reciprocity. (Typically, a permanent base of operations is defined as a physical office location or an active worksite).

The following documentation is required to request COR® Reciprocity from NSNY:

• The CFCSA Endorsed Harmonized COR® Reciprocity Application which is to be completed and submitted to NSNY from your home jurisdiction confirming current COR® certification and date of expiry.
  *You will need to contact your host construction safety association and request that they send this to NSNY.
• COR® Reciprocity Declaration Letter*to be completed and submitted to NSNY by the company

If, upon review, the application is approved, NSNY will issue the company a letter verifying COR® reciprocity which is valid for six months, or until the annual COR® verification date of the company (whichever comes first). This letter will serve as the documentation for bidding purposes only on Yukon projects requiring COR® certification.

Should the company be successful in securing the contract, it will be required to achieve COR® Certification through the NSNY COR® Program.

*Please note SECOR® companies are not eligible for COR® Reciprocity.