STSC Program Overview
The STSC certification is awarded to individuals who work part-time for full-time in a supervisor position whose tasks are meant to prevent harm to people in the workplace. Examples of these duties include implementing safety program compliance, investigating incidents with proper documentation, identifying hazards/health hazards and their controls, responding to environmental impacts, and knowing fire prevention and protection. Other duties could include limiting hazardous working conditions when multiple trades operate closely, leadership and motivation techniques, knowledge of hierarchy of controls, and implementing fall protection systems.
Job vacancies for safety professionals commonly include BCSP credentials such as STSC as a desired or required qualification, along with the requisite education and experience. Human resources departments or those recruiting for safety positions in government organizations rely on professional certifications to confirm that minimum qualifications have been met by the candidate.
Feedback from candidates indicates that achieving a BCSP credential such as STSC can increase self-esteem and personal satisfaction. The majority of newly-certified individuals state that their personal worth increased after achieving their certification. As the standards for the STSC certification are established by peers for professional safety practice, rising above the competition by being evaluated against those standards is a great factor in increased personal satisfaction.
Achieving an STSC certification from BCSP demonstrates a mastery in the core knowledge that professional safety practice requires. The Safety Salary Survey shows that by gaining their certification, candidates learned the field, showing that the STSC certification did what it was intended to do – ensuring that the necessary knowledge for practice has been gained.
BCSP credentials such as STSC comply with nationally and/or internationally recognized standards; as such they are of a very high quality. Because of this, holders of the STSC certification have created an edge for themselves. Recognition of BCSP certifications such as STSC continues to grow amongst employers, government agencies, peers and the public, and as it does certified individuals hold a stronger and stronger competitive advantage for safety positions and assignments.
The Most Up-to-Date Course Available
Constantly Updated with the Latest Examination Blueprint, the ISSM STSC examination preparation course, purchased as a self-paced course, covers all five domains of the STSC exam based on the current BCSP Blueprint. These domains are Safety Program Implementation, Hazard Identification and Control, Health Hazards and Basic Industrial Hygiene, Emergency Preparedness and Management, and Leadership, Communication and Training.
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Online Course
The online study course covers all five domains of the STSC exam, based on the current BCSP Blueprint.
Video Lectures
The STSC lecture video course is comprised of near 5 hours of high-quality video. 24 different lecture videos cover all five domains of the current BCSP blueprint for the STSC examination.
Your instructor for online courses is Hamid Kavianian Ph.D., CSP, CHMM, STSC.
Companion Textbook
The STSC Examination Study Guide™ textbook has been used successfully by hundreds of candidates to prepare for the BCSP STSC certification exam.
New questions have been added in all five Domains: Safety Program Implementation, Hazard Identification and Control, Health Hazards and Basic Industrial Hygiene, Emergency Preparedness and Management, Leadership, and Communication and Training.
The Study Guide includes study sessions and a comprehensive sample exam, with test questions selected from more than 380 questions in the Guide.
2.0 CEUs
Earn 2.0 CEUs while preparing for your exam! If you add this option to your enrollment, after you spend a minimum of 20 hours studying and score 60% or higher on at least one comprehensive test you will qualify for 2.0 CEUs.