ARSC

A core value ARSC provides to members and the facilities they serve is credibility. Comprehensive audits, of each member council, regarding quality and consistency of training as well as assurance that the individual trained is the individual who is issued a card stating the training has occurred, is the chief tool used to attain and maintain credibility. The ARSC Audit Committee is comprised of volunteers from the various member organizations. ARSC contracts with a third party outside auditing firm to conduct audits of each ARSC member. These auditors adhere to a rigid formal audit protocol and a set of procedures provided by the association to audit each member organization on a set rotation. ARSC has an Audit Procedures Manual that defines our audit process. ARSC member councils are currently audited on a two-year cycle thus insuring the ARSC objectives are met throughout the participating organizations. 

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Also known as: Association of Reciprocal Safety Councils

Primary location: Houston United States