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Self-Paced Courses
This self-paced interactive course covers all nine domains of the NEW CSP10 exam blueprint published by Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP).
These domains are:
Domain 1: Advanced Science and Math
Domain 2: Management Systems
Domain 3: Risk Management
Domain 4: Advanced Application of Key Safety Concepts
Domain 5: Emergency Preparedness, Fire Protection, and Security
Domain 6: Occupational Health and Ergonomics
Domain 7: Environmental Management Systems
Domain 8: Training/Education
Domain 9: Law and Ethics
This self-paced interactive course which covers all nine domains of the ASP exam, is updated according to the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) ASP10 blueprint.
These domains are:
Domain 1: Advanced Sciences and Math
Domain 2: Safety Management Systems
Domain 3: Ergonomics
Domain 4: Fire Prevention and Protection
Domain 5: Emergency Response Management (ERM)
Domain 6: Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health
Domain 7: Environmental Management
Domain 8: Training, Education, and Communication
Domain 9: Law and Ethics
This self-paced interactive course covers all five domains of the STSC blueprint published by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP).
These domains are:
- Domain 1: Safety Program Implementation
- Domain 2: Hazard Identification and Control
- Domain 3: Health Hazards and Basic Industrial Hygiene
- Domain 4: Emergency Preparedness and Management
- Domain 5: Leadership, Communication and Training
Study sessions provide a comprehensive coverage of the subject matter of each domain. The Q&A sessions contain over 430 questions covering all domains of the examination. You can measure your knowledge by taking quizzes in each domain and comprehensive exams covering all domains.
This self-paced interactive course is organized into twelve sections based on the areas covered in the current Institute of Hazardous Materials Management (IHMM) examination blueprint.
The course covers Planning for Materials with Hazards, Shipping and Transporting Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials, Store Materials with Hazard, Facility Operations Involving Materials with Hazards, Disposition of Materials with Hazards, Record Keeping and Reporting, Training Personnel, Response and Recovery, Remediation, Management Systems, Environmental Studies, and Health and Safety. The course contains more than 970 questions with answers and explanations
This self-paced interactive course will prepare you for the technical aspects of the Board for Global EHS Credentialing (BGC) CIH certification examination, which includes Industrial Noise Control, Radiation, Ventilation, General Sciences and Statistics, and Heat Stress.
The formulas which are currently on the BGC Equation Sheet are thoroughly explained and followed by examples that demonstrate their application.
Please note: This course only prepares you for the technical aspects of the exam. You will need to independently prepare yourself for non-technical exam information.

Excellent Educator Award
Institute of Safety & Systems Management has been selected for the 2021 Orange County Excellent Educator Awards in the category of Educational Institution
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