Member Auditors

​To validate the credentials of an Auditor, enter:

  • Auditor’s Surname \ Family Name
    • Please use English letters i.e. no accented letters or non-standard characters \ symbols. Example: Enter José as Jose
  • Auditor’s full APSCA Membership Number (8 digits)

Note: ASCA auditors are to partner with a CSCA or Registered Level Auditor (see below for definitions)

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Definitions

APSCA Membership Number

​Unique identification number that is assigned to every auditor who has fully enrolled with APSCA via a Member Audit Firm. The number is specific to the individual auditor and will never be re-assigned to another person. It is not dependent upon the Member Audit Firm with which the auditor is associated. This Membership Number remains with the auditor throughout one’s career.

Associate Social Compliance
Auditor (ASCA)

Associate Social Compliance Auditor, is enrolled with APSCA, gaining experience under the supervision/ guidance of a RA or CSCA.  Has signed APSCA’s Code of Professional Conduct.

Registered Auditor
(RA)

​Experienced social compliance auditor who is currently going through the CSCA examination process, with a minimum of 1 year experience and 100+ social compliance audit days, or a minimum of 2 years’ experience and 50+ social compliance audit days and 100 other type of audit days which include management system, health and safety, labor inspections, investigations, audit components. Has signed APSCA’s Code of Professional Conduct.

Certified Social Compliance
Auditor (CSCA)

Experienced social compliance auditor who has passed all three Parts of APSCA’s CSCA examination.  A CSCA also has a minimum of 1 year experience and 100+ social compliance audit days, or a minimum of 2 years’ experience and 50+ social compliance audit days and 100 other type of audit days which include management system, health and safety, labor inspections, investigations, audit components.  Has signed APSCA’s Code of Professional Conduct.

In Good Standing

An APSCA Member who has signed all required documentation, paid all member fees, completes required Continual Professional Development (CPD).

Not In Good Standing

 An APSCA Member who has been sanctioned due to an ethical issue.

Inactive

 An APSCA Member who has NOT:

  • signed all required documentation,
  • paid member fees, or
  • completed required CPD.

Any one (1) of these issues will see a Member moved to “Inactive” status.