Become an Authorized Training Partner

Deliver NASP/IASP-approved safety training in your country or region.

NASP/IASP Authorized Training Partners (ATPs) help expand access to approved safety training programs outside the United States while maintaining the quality, credibility, and professional standards associated with NASP/IASP.

Approved training partners may be authorized to deliver select NASP/IASP courses in their approved country/countries, including classroom-based versions of the Certified Safety Manager course, Certificate of Achievement courses, Specialist courses, and other approved safety-related training programs.

What is an Authorized Training Partner?

An Authorized Training Partner, or ATP, is an approved safety training organization that has completed the NASP/IASP application and review process.

Once approved, ATPs may be authorized to deliver specific NASP/IASP training programs within a designated country or region.

Approved ATPs may also be listed on the official NASP/IASP website so students, employers, and safety professionals can verify authorized providers.

Who should apply?

The ATP program is designed for established safety training organizations that want to offer approved NASP/IASP training courses.

Strong applicants typically have:

An established safety training business
Qualified trainers
A strong professional reputation
Appropriate training facilities or delivery resources
Experience delivering occupational safety and health training
The ability to meet and maintain NASP/IASP standards
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What ATPs May Be Approved to Offer

Authorized Training Partners may be approved to deliver select NASP/IASP training courses in their authorized country/countries.

Possible approved offerings may include:

  • Certified Safety Manager (CSM)
  • Certificate of Achievement courses
  • Specialist courses
  • Classroom-based NASP/IASP courses
  • Other approved safety-related training programs

Course authorization may vary by training partner. Applicants should clearly identify the courses they are interested in offering during the application process.

All approved courses must remain within the ATP's authorized scope.

Benefits

Approved Authorized Training Partners receive:

Authorization to represent their approved relationship with NASP/IASP
Permission to use the NASP/IASP name and logo according to program requirements
Listing on the official NASP/IASP website
The ability to offer approved NASP/IASP training programs in an authorized country or region
Potential student referrals based on geographic location
Authorization to issue NASP/IASP-approved certificates for approved training activity

ATP Eligibility and Application Requirements

As part of the application and review process, applicants should be ready to provide information about:

Organization Information

Primary applicant

Organization background

Business registration

Current services

Training Capabilities

Instructor qualifications

Training facilities or delivery resources

Occupational safety and health training experience

Proposed NASP/IASP course offerings

Authorization Details

Requested country/countries authorization

Public ATP listing information

Estimated student volume

Ability to follow NASP/IASP standards and requirements

NASP/IASP may request supporting documentation during review, such as business registration records, insurance information, trainer credentials, facility details, course materials, or other information needed to evaluate the application.

Approved ATPs must complete the application process, receive formal approval from NASP/IASP, and execute an agreement before representing themselves as an NASP/IASP Authorized Training Partner.

Trainer Requirements

Trainer qualifications are an important part of the ATP review process.

Trainers are required to meet NASP/IASP qualification requirements, including completion of the Certified Safety Manager (CSM) course.

Trainers must also achieve the Safety Professional Certificate (SPC) within one year of approval. The SPC can be completed online.

Application Review Process

After an application is submitted, NASP/IASP will review the information provided and contact the applicant regarding next steps.

Applications typically require approximately 4 weeks for review after submission.

During review, NASP/IASP may request additional information or supporting documentation, such as:

  • Business registration records
  • Insurance information
  • Trainer credentials
  • Facility information
  • Course materials
  • Other documentation needed to evaluate the application

Submitting an application does not guarantee approval.

Fees

Application Fee

$200
(non-refundable)

One-time Fee

$2500
(if application is accepted)

Per-student Fee

Varies
(will be specified in ATP agreement)

Annual Fee

$1000
(waived if $1000 in revenue in the previous year is met)

Important Acknowledgments

Before applying, applicants should understand that:

  • Submitting an application does not guarantee approval.
  • NASP/IASP may request additional documentation during review.
  • Approved ATPs must comply with NASP/IASP standards, course requirements, reporting procedures, and brand guidelines.
  • Application fees, program fees, and course-related fees may apply.
  • Approved ATPs may only represent their relationship with NASP/IASP within their approved scope.
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Ready to Apply?

If your organization meets the requirements and is prepared to submit information for NASP/IASP review, complete the Authorized Training Partner application.

Questions before applying? Contact NASP/IASP at [email protected] or 1-800-922-2219.