Environmental Health and Safety Management Specialist Certification Course (EHS) - General Industry
Our Environmental Health and Safety Management Specialist Certification consists of:
- Introduction to Occupational Safety and Environmental Protection
- Introduction to Hazardous Materials
- Hazardous Materials Identification
- Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response
- Basic OSHA Compliance
- Advanced OSHA Compliance
- And much more!
- Course outline
Certification:
Environmental, Health and Safety Management Specialist (EHS)
Course Objectives:
This independent study is excellent for:
- The new Safety and/or Environmental Manager
- The experienced Safety and/or Environmental Manager who wants an update
- The Safety and/or Environmental Manager who wants to achieve certification
Course Composition:
This course is composed of the following courses:
This is a stand alone course with no additional components.
Course Prerequisites:
The following courses are pre-requisites of this course:
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Optional Credits:
Eight (8) CEUs are offered through the University of North Carolina at Wilmington for this course. If you are interested in receiving CEU s for this course, upon successful completion of the exam please either download the form and instructions here or the obtain form and instructions from a Member Services Representative by calling 800-922-2219 ext. 4.
Course/Exam Delivery Methods:
If you wish to review the course materials then click on the link(s) below and save the files to a folder of your choice. Please understand that these files contain course materials only - the certification exam is not included.
Note: The videos are in WMV format - Windows Media Player or the equivalent is required to view them.
Environmental, Health and Safety Management Specialist (EHS)
Course Materials
Course Instructions
Lessons
Reference - 29 CFR
Reference - DOT ERG
Reference - Guide to Federal Environmental Laws and Regulations
Reference - Compliance Officer's Field Manual
Reference - Safety Text
Reference - Safety Training Library
Supplemental Videos
Properties of Hazardous Materials
Basic Chemistry
Detection Devices
Recognition and Identification
Exposure and the Body's Response
Personal Protective Equipment
Decontamination
Incident Command and Termination
Environmental, Health and Safety Management Specialist (EHS)
Environmental Health and Safety Management Specialist Certification: Course Materials
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Texts
- "Guide to Federal Environmental Laws and Regulations"
- "The Big Three Regulators"
- "OSHA Compliance and Inspection Priorities"
- "Prevention"
- "Chemical Terms and Concepts"
- "Hazardous Substances Identification"
- "The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)"
- "OSHA General Duty"
- "OSHA Recordkeeping"
- "Seven Steps to Safety Training"
- "Incident Command"
- "Medical Surveillance"
- "About Site Specific Plans and Programs"
- "List of Plans and Programs"
- "OSHA Requirements for Plans and Programs"
- "LOTO Program"
- "Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Control"
- "Emergency Response"
- "HAZCOM"
- "Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasures"
- "Environmental Property Assessment"
- "OSHA General Industry Standards"
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Videos
- "Basic Chemistry"
- "Decontamination"
- "Detection Devices"
- "Exposure and the Body's Response"
- "Incident Command and Termination"
- "Personal Protective Equipment"
- "Properties of Hazardous Materials"
- "Recognition and Identification of Hazardous Materials"
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Reference Materials
- Environmental & Safety Manager's Electronic Library
- OSHA Compliance Officer's Field Manual
- OSHA Regulations
- EPA Regulations
- DOT Regulations
- DOT ERG
- Environmental Health & Safety Manager Supplemental CD
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Narrative Explanation of All Major OSHA General Industry Topics Including:
- Accident Investigation
- Bloodborne Pathogens
- Confined Space Entry
- Electrical Safety
- Ergonomics
- Fire Protection
- Hazard Communication
- Hazardous Materials
- HAZWOPER
- Hearing Conservation
- LOTO
- Machine Guarding
- Material Handling
- Means of Egress
- Office Safety
- Portable Tools
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Process Safety Management
- Record Keeping
- Violence in the Workplace
- Walking and Working Surfaces
- Welding, Cutting & Brazing
Environmental Health & Safety Management Specialist Certification Course: Course Contents
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Introduction to Occupational Safety and Environmental Protection
- Environmental Management Overview
- Safety Management Overview
- Introduction to OSHA
- Introduction to EPA
- Introduction to DOT
- Why Comply
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Introduction to Hazardous Materials
- Chemistry
- Toxicology
- Properties of HAZMATS
- Hazardous Materials Management
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Hazardous Materials Identification
- Hazardous Materials Transportation
- Hazard Communication
- Hazardous Substances Recognition
- The DOT ERG
- The MSDS
- Labeling and Marking
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Hazardous Waste Operations and Emergency Response
- 29 CFR 1910.120 HAZWOPER
- Medical Surveillance Program
- Decontamination
- Incident Command and Termination
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Basic OSHA Compliance
- Enabling Legislation
- Employer Responsibility
- Employee Responsibility
- Navigating OSHA Regulations
- Trends and Recent Changes in OSHA
- Basic OSHA Regulations
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Advanced OSHA Compliance
- Advanced OSHA Regulations
- General Industry Compliance
- Interpreting OSHA's Intent
- Avoiding Citations and Fines
- Negotiating with OSHA
- OSHA Programs
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Basic Environmental Compliance
- Federal Statutes and Control of Toxic Substances
- Clean Air Act
- National Ambient Air Quality Standards
- New Source Reviews
- National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants
- Toxic Air Pollutant Programs
- Clean Water Act
- Water Pollution Standards
- Effluent Guidelines
- National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System
- Monitoring, Recordkeeping and Reporting
- Pretreatment for Discharge to Publicly Owned Treatment Works
- Spill Prevention Measures
- Safe Drinking Water Act
- Underground Injection Wells
- Penalties for Water Pollution
- Water and Waste Water Treatment
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Advanced Environmental Compliance
- CERCLA
- SARA
- Environmental and Community Safety
- Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know
- RCRA/HSWA
- Hazardous Waste Storage
- Treatment and Disposal of Hazardous Waste
- Managing Underground Storage Tanks
- Hazardous Waste Management
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Written Plans, Programs, Policies, and Procedures
- Purpose and Function
- Determining Which OSHA Plans and Programs are Required for Your Facility
- Determining Which EPA Plans and Programs are Required for Your Facility
- Design of Plans and Programs
- Study of Sample Plans and Programs
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Environmental & Safety Management Issues
- Assessment and Risk Minimization Programs
- Internal Environmental Audits
- Internal Safety Audits
- Third Party Environmental Audits
- Third Party Safety Audits
- Civil Liability and Compliance
- Criminal Liability and Compliance
- Due Diligence Assessments
- Motivation of Employees with Respect to Environmental and Safety Matters
Course Objectives (cont.):
This independent study course consists of ten assignments that can be completed at the student's own pace (up to six months) and earns a Professional Certification as an Environmental, Health and Safety Management Specialist (EHS) and a certificate in Environmental, Health and Safety Management. Understanding the quagmire of OSHA, EPA, DOT and other applicable regulations can be an overwhelming task.
The Environmental, Health and Safety Management Certification Course clarifies your responsibilities in workplace safety and environmental protection and ensures that you have both the "know how" and the resources to meet those responsibilities.
The ten lessons are DVD and CD based, (hardcopy text optional), and are now newly available via downloads, though we strongly recommend a broadband connection. At the end of each lesson there are exercises to be completed and returned to the NASP. When all exercises have been completed and returned to, you will receive a final grade and the results will be returned to you along with your certification documentation. You may correct any errors made in any exercise and resubmit them for a second grading if you desire.
One of our EHS students had this to say:
"I was an HSE administrative assistant who wanted a better understanding of the environmental regulations. Shortly after applying for this course, the HSE Manager was moved to another department - - and was not replaced. The plant I worked for was purchased by another company so we went through due diligence. When I started this course, I had no idea what lay ahead. But, it truly was a great aid to me in understanding many things during the transition.
It helped in guiding me to information needed to revise an SPCC Plan. I've used it as a guide to conduct PPE Hazard Assessments...revise the Hazcom training material at our plant...and I will continue to use this product as a guide in the coming weeks and months in other areas. Not only have I studied your course - - I've actually been living it!!!
Thanks so much... it's great material."
Angela
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It helped in guiding me to information needed to revise an SPCC Plan. I've used it as a guide to conduct PPE Hazard Assessments...revise the Hazcom training material at our plant...and I will continue to use this product as a guide in the coming weeks and months in other areas. Not only have I studied your course - - I've actually been living it!!!
Thanks so much... it's great material."
Angela
