... site and got many people to express their agreement. This came after his blog entitled the Safety Profession Not Good Enough was posted on our company website. The discussion seemed unanimous toward having some formal credentialing process for our profession. The link to the discussion is found...

... for BCSP to provide a technical level certification in construction. OSHA recognizes the STS- Construction credential through a voluntary agreement between OSHA and CCHEST that was signed May 21, 2002 at the 12th Annual Construction Safety and Health Conference in Chicago. STS is intended for non safety...

... prepared is essential. Specialist Advancement safety professional credential qualification employer knowledge statistics specific skill profession safety professional work characteristic certification competition educational setting safety practice general skill health professional...

..., health, environmental, and/or ergonomic credentials in existence. These credentials have been created by organizations including public agencies, private entities, and professional societies. Approximately three-dozen of the credentials contain the word "environmental". In addition, other credentials...

..., and/or ergonomic credentials in existence. These credentials have been created by organizations including public agencies, private entities, and professional societies. Approximately three-dozen of the credentials contain the word "environmental". In addition, other credentials contain terms or phrasing...

... nfpa fire protection handbook eligibility requirement fire protection credential handbook fire protection handbook knowledge fire loss contingency planning examination board of directors background certificate holder certification cfp certificate holder banking & finance cfp...

... and Procedures for Certification. What is the QEP? The Qualified Environmental Professional (QEP) is the first, and perhaps only, credential of its kind: a multi-media, multi-disciplinary, fully accredited credential that requires environmental professionals to see "the big picture" and to have the skills...

..., and/or ergonomic credentials in existence. These credentials have been created by organizations including public agencies, private entities, and professional societies. Approximately three dozen of the credentials contain the word "environmental." In addition, other credentials contain terms or phrasing...

... as applied to products is not necessarily applicable to services performed by individuals. Here, credentials, such as licensing and certification, are employed to determine an individual s capability to perform a particular task or service. Today, there are more than 1000 professions and occupations ranging...

... certification credential safety professional recognition lobbyist title protection act INTRODUCTION The New Jersey safety professional recognition act can serve as a model safety professional recognition bill for other states. It differs from the existing ASSE title protection model...

... educational setting employer Health & Medicine professional certification professional registration/certification contingency planning licensure hazard President interpretation requirement license practitioner designation safety recognition compensation credential New York...

... addressed the competencies, credentials, education, experience, and continuing professional development of these persons. These initiatives have significant impact on safety professionals if/when they are promulgated. The vast majority of ASSE members are aware of these very significant public policy...