What document is awarded after a successful administrative audit of a Health and Safety Program?

The Temporary Letter of Certification (TLC) is typically awarded after a successful administrative audit of a Health and Safety Program. This document serves as an acknowledgment that the program meets the required standards and compliance during the audit. The TLC acts as a provisional certification, indicating that the program is recognized for its compliance status while still offering an opportunity for further assessments or adjustments if necessary.

Other options may convey different types of certifications or validations, but the TLC specifically fits the context of being a temporary acknowledgment following an administrative audit, as it signals that an organization is on the right path toward full certification.