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['Carrier profiles, safety ratings and facility audits']
['Facility audits']
02/25/2026
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InstituteCanadaFleet SafetyCarrier profiles, safety ratings and facility auditsFacility auditsFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisTransportationIn Depth (Level 3)
Preparing for a facility audit
['Carrier profiles, safety ratings and facility audits']

To prepare for a NSC facility audit, carriers need to ensure all the necessary documents and records that the auditor may request are available, such as:
- Authority to operate commercial vehicles, such as licences, permits, registrations, etc.
- Daily commercial trip inspection reports, which include pre-trip and/or post-trip commercial vehicle inspections.
- Maintenance records, such as service schedules, repair invoices, defect reports, etc.
- Driver qualification files, such as driver licences, medical certificates, driver abstracts, training records, etc.
- Hours of service records, such as logbooks, timesheets, supporting documents, etc.
- Accident reports, such as police reports, insurance claims, investigation reports, etc.
Carriers must ensure that vehicles are in good condition and meet the CVSA inspection standards. Carriers may conduct a self-audit or hire a third-party auditor to identify any areas of improvement or non-compliance before the official audit.
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Preparing for a facility audit
InstituteCanadaFleet SafetyCarrier profiles, safety ratings and facility auditsFacility auditsFocus AreaEnglishAnalysisTransportationIn Depth (Level 3)
['Carrier profiles, safety ratings and facility audits']

To prepare for a NSC facility audit, carriers need to ensure all the necessary documents and records that the auditor may request are available, such as:
- Authority to operate commercial vehicles, such as licences, permits, registrations, etc.
- Daily commercial trip inspection reports, which include pre-trip and/or post-trip commercial vehicle inspections.
- Maintenance records, such as service schedules, repair invoices, defect reports, etc.
- Driver qualification files, such as driver licences, medical certificates, driver abstracts, training records, etc.
- Hours of service records, such as logbooks, timesheets, supporting documents, etc.
- Accident reports, such as police reports, insurance claims, investigation reports, etc.
Carriers must ensure that vehicles are in good condition and meet the CVSA inspection standards. Carriers may conduct a self-audit or hire a third-party auditor to identify any areas of improvement or non-compliance before the official audit.
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