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Monthly subscriptions
Solo
$19
per month
  • Up to 5 employees
  • 1 alerts when a permit expires /month
  • Unlimited workers
  • CNESST Attestation PDF
  • Email
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Large Projects
$99
per month
  • Up to 100 employees
  • Unlimited alerts when a permit expires
  • Unlimited workers
  • CNESST Attestation PDF
  • Priority
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For large teams
Corporate
For companies with 150+ employees. Price scales with your team size.
$100/month
for 150–200 employees
+$100
per 100 employees
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150–200 employees at $200/month · 250–300 at $300/month · 600+: custom pricing
What Certiv tracks for you
🏠 Quebec

CNESST

Your occupational health and safety obligations in Quebec — incident reports, compliance, registrations. All in one place.

🏗 Ontario / Out West

COR

The safety certificate recognized on most major Canadian job sites. Certiv tracks your status, expiry dates, and audit cycles — province by province.

COR℠ vs ISO 45001 — what’s the difference?

COR = the Canadian construction safety standard, recognized on most public projects in Canada. Issued province by province.

ISO 45001 = the international health and safety management standard, valid in 140+ countries.

In Ontario: the two are now legally equivalent for public tenders (Bill 20, May 2025). If you already hold ISO 45001 and work in Ontario, you may be eligible for a COR℠ equivalency without a separate audit.

Certiv tracks the standard that applies to your projects — regardless of province.

Feature Solo Équipe Large Projects
Workers 5 25 100
Email alerts when a permit expires 1/month Unlimited Unlimited
CNESST Attestation PDF
Support Email Priority Priority
Frequently asked questions
How does the 14-day free trial work?
Full access to all features for 14 days. No credit card required. At the end, add a payment method directly inside Certiv to continue.
Can I change plans mid-cycle?
Yes, anytime. Changes take effect immediately and the difference is prorated.
What is the CNESST attestation PDF?
An official document you can generate and sign to prove your workers' compliance. Required for public projects and some clients.
How are email alerts billed?
The Solo plan includes 1 email alert per month. Équipe and Grand Chantier plans include unlimited alerts for every expiring certification.
I have more than 150 employees. What do I do?
Call us — we'll find a custom solution for large teams.
Frequently asked questions — General Contractors
What is COR℠?+
The COR℠ (Certificate of Recognition) is a national occupational health and safety accreditation in Canada. It verifies that your company operates with a structured, audited safety management system. It is not a legal requirement in Quebec — but it is frequently required on public projects and by major clients in Ontario, Alberta, and BC. If you work outside Quebec, you'll likely need it to bid.
Who needs COR℠?+
Any general contractor (or major subcontractor) working on: • Federal or provincial public projects • Projects in Ontario, Alberta, or BC • Projects where the owner requires a safety accreditation as a bidding condition In Quebec, no provincial body issues COR℠ — it is a national certification issued province by province by construction safety associations (IHSA in Ontario, Energy Safety Canada in Alberta, BCCSA in BC).
COR℠ in Quebec — does it work like ISO 45001?+
Not universally. In Ontario, Bill 20 (May 2025) legislated equivalency between COR℠ and ISO 45001 for public tenders. If you already hold ISO 45001 and work in Ontario, you may qualify for a COR℠ equivalency without a separate audit. Similar equivalency paths exist in Alberta and BC. In Quebec, no equivalency legislation exists. If you work only in Quebec, COR℠ is not required. If you bid outside Quebec, check the requirements for that province. Certiv tracks the standard that applies to each of your projects.
Does Certiv issue COR℠?+
No. COR℠ is issued by provincial construction safety associations (IHSA, Energy Safety Canada, BCCSA, etc.) — not by Certiv. What Certiv does: tracks your certifications, alerts you before expirations, and keeps your documents organized for audits.
Does Certiv track CNESST compliance in Quebec?+
Yes. Certiv tracks your CNESST registration, incident reporting obligations, and occupational health and safety compliance status for your operations in Quebec.