What data is specifically excluded from being evaluated in a 6-month COR?

A 6-month Certificate of Review (COR) primarily focuses on assessing various aspects of an organization's performance related to safety, health, and environmental practices. The evaluation period typically emphasizes the organization's ongoing operations, incidents, and compliance with standards.

Active worksites are generally not included in the evaluation because the COR looks at overall performance indicators rather than specific locations currently in operation. Instead, the data assessed would include information related to past incidents, financial records, and internal audit documentation that reflect previous performance and compliance levels.

By excluding active worksites from the evaluation, the focus remains on analyzing historical data and trends, enabling auditors to draw relevant insights without the complications that current operations might introduce. This approach provides a clearer view of an organization's safety and performance record over the specified period.