<h2>MOU signed with the Environmental Auditing Association of Mongolia</h2><p><p>On September 29, 2017, the AAC discussed Auditing Practices with a delegation from the Environmental Auditing Association of Mongolia (EAAM) and Mongolian government officials.&nbsp; For more information see <a href="https://auditingcanada.com/about/news?id=49">News</a>.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> </p> <h2>AAC 2020 Conference and Workshops</h2><p><h6>April 20 - 22, 2020&nbsp; &nbsp; Oak Island Resort &amp; Conference Centre,&nbsp; 80 km outside Halifax, NS</h6> <h5>Achieving Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) Outcomes in a Dynamic World</h5> <p>Registration is now <a href="https://auditingcanada.com/events/annual-conference?pid=23">open</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp; Check out the terrific&nbsp;<a href="https://auditingcanada.com/events/annual-conference?pid=22">Agenda</a>.&nbsp; Looking forward to seeing you there!</p> </p>

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Auditing Association of Canada Annual Conference 2020
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Occupational Health and Safety Management System Lead Auditor Training

The AAC offers Certified Health and Safety Management System Auditor (CHSMSA) designation. This designation requires candidates to meet criteria in 4 categories: formal education; formal training; work experience and audit experience (refer to AAC website for details). The CHSMSA designation is one of the requirements that provincial governments are considering for future COR audits. AAC has been requested to provide formal training for health and safety auditors (including but not limited to COR auditors). The training will focus on understanding the requirements of the two principle standards ISO 45001 Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems – Requirements with Guidance for Use and ISO 19011 Guidelines for Auditing Management Systems. The course will focus on both theory and practical application. The course is practical, interactive and based on the experience of auditors.

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The Auditing Association of Canada (AAC) promotes the certification of auditors and the application of environmental, health and safety (EHS) auditing ethics, principles and standards. Our members assist public and private organizations to improve and report their EHS performance. AAC supports members throughout their auditing careers.

Membership in AAC is open to anyone involved with the EHS fields. Our current members include professional EHS auditors working in corporate and private organizations or as consultants or researchers, as well as other professionals in allied disciplines and sectors.

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