Safety should always in the forefront at all building erection projects. Continuous education is a key component in the safety process we use at Double Black Construction to maintain and improve our levels of jobsite care. Learn about the BC Construction Safety Alliance’s (BCCSA) Certificate of Recognition (COR) safety program and what our team has learned while enrolled in it.

Safety is always in the forefront at all our building erection projects. When are crews are confident that the company and leadership team are looking after their health, they can be more confident and precise in the quality of their work. This ensures the buildings we construct on behalf of clients are built to perform as well as possible over the decades. 

Continuous education is a key component in the safety process we use at Double Black Construction to maintain and improve our levels of jobsite care. During the summer of 2026, we continued to advance our progress with the BC Construction Safety Alliance’s (BCCSA) Certificate of Recognition (COR) safety program. In partnership with WorkSafeBC, we started the steps necessary to achieve our formal COR audit and get certified.

To get certified, a company must build a complete written health and safety program (14 elements), use it every day on the job and then pass an audit that checks the paperwork, looks at the work and interviews the workers. It’s not a one-time certificate. Certified companies are audited every year to maintain their approved status and use the COR logo.

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