Spark Power’s High Voltage Division Achieves COR Certification in Ontario

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February 12, 2020

Spark Power Group’s High Voltage Services division has achieved COR Certification (COR) in the province of Ontario, effective January 27, 2020, as administered by the Infrastructure Health and Safety Association (IHSA).

COR is a national industry-wide safety standard and a requirement for businesses looking to bid on public and private sector construction and electrical service projects.

To earn COR accreditation, its High Voltage Services division is required to develop, implement, and be annually evaluated on its Health and Safety Management System, through extensive audits both internally and by IHSA. Details of the audit include interviews, documentation review, and observation techniques to evaluate how well the High Voltage Services division can identify, assess, and control potential risks and safety hazards to employees.

“Achieving COR certification provides us with a base standard on which we intend to build the best possible Health and Safety program in the electrical industry,” said Matt James, Director of Health, Safety, Environment, and Quality. “We could not have achieved our certification without a daily company-wide commitment to our safety program from our employees, supervisors, and managers. They are the ones who deserve the recognition for helping Spark Power continue its goal—Only Zero Is Acceptable!”

“The safety and wellbeing of our employees is truly our number one priority,” said Jason Sparaga, Co-Founder & Co-CEO, Spark Power Corp. “Achieving COR accreditation is a testament to our commitment to protecting the health and safety of all our employees, of proactively eliminating workplace injuries and illnesses, and bringing superior safety practices to our customers. I am proud of the safety culture we’ve built to date and look forward to expanding our accreditation for the remaining lines of businesses and provinces in which we work, as we continue to expand our footprint across North America,” added Sparaga.

In accordance with Spark Power’s strategic Health and Safety commitments and dedication to continuous improvement, Spark is committed to achieving COR certification for the rest of its Ontario divisions over the course of 2020. Other regions in which Spark has achieved COR certification include Nova Scotia, Manitoba, and Alberta.

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