Don’t Miss Out! LAST CSM and CSM-C Live Courses of 2021!

In case you hadn’t heard, NASP now offers two versions of our flagship Certified Safety Manager (CSM) course. The CSM course is perfect for general industry safety managers, and the Certified Safety Manager: Construction (CSMC) is everything you love about the CSM, but with a focus on topics geared more towards the construction industry.

Both our Certified Safety Manager (CSM) and our Certified Safety Manager: Construction (CSMC) Courses will allow you to:

  • Discover a brand new perspective of safety that will empower you
  • Meet the Train-the-Trainer requirements for individuals doing in-house training
  • Learn training methodologies that change the way your employees work
  • Save money by developing your own safety plans, programs, and training
  • Avoid civil and criminal liability for accidents and injuries
  • Determine proper interpretation and application of OSHA regulations
  • Manage workplace safety inspections and audits and investigate accidents as well as apply root cause analysis
  • Create and manage a thriving safety culture using the latest behavior modification techniques

Join NASP in Charleston, SC on September 27th through October 1st for a one-of-a-kind training experience. Act quickly, seats are filling up fast for the last CSM/CSM-C of the year!

*** Please note: Attendance of either of these courses qualifies you to issue NASP 10 and 30 hour OSHA compliance cards to your students. CSM attendees may issue general industry cards and CSMC attendees may issue construction cards.

Still not comfortable taking live safety classes? Click here to take the CSM online and here to take the CSMC online.

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