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To obtain Plant Certification
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If you wish to obtain plant certification and you require an Audit Check List, please contact the Concrete Alberta office and we will gladly send you a copy
- or download a copy (the PDF is 7.4 MB so it will take a few minutes)
- or you can email us to request a copy be mailed to you
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Plant Certification details
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If you do not have plant certification, Concrete Alberta offers, at no charge to Producer Members, an Audit Checklist for Certification of Concrete Production Facilities (with instructions).
This publication, detailing the requirements for plant certification, provides producers with the means of obtaining a Certificate indicating that a plant, has sound and sufficient equipment in good operating condition, configured in a manner capable of producing quality concrete.
To be eligible for a Certificate, the plant must be inspected by a registered professional engineer, who will confirm the facility's conformance to the Audit Check List. In addition to carrying the signature and stamp of the inspecting engineer, the Audit Check List must be signed by the principal company executive attesting that all equipment and materials will be maintained within requirements of the Audit Check List. Upon completion, the Audit Check List should be forwarded to the Concrete Alberta office where it will be reviewed, and a Certificate of Conformance for Concrete Production Facilities may be issued. Certification is provided for a three year term to members only.
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