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Stand out in a sea of safety professionals. Take the next step in your career and earn the credentials that demonstrate your knowledge of workplace safety and prove your dedication to upholding high standards of ethical and professional practice. Introducing the Master Safety Professional and Certified Safety Director accredited certifications. With multiple tracks available (including no college degree required if you have enough safety experience), you can be on your way to certification today!

As the benchmark in practical workplace safety certification, the MSP and CSD certifications provide a wealth of benefits to those who obtain them. First and foremost, certifications establish your professional credibility; there is an increasing number of companies, non-profits, and government organizations that prefer to work with (or require) individuals who have certifications from recognized programs.

Obtaining the MSP or CSD certification demonstrates your commitment to superior professionalism, upholding industry standards, and continued education and training. When you have the training and certification that your competitors don’t, it provides you with the competitive edge you need to differentiate yourself from other professionals in the EHS field.

The time and effort invested in professional certifications often results in increased salary. Companies understand that individuals who invest in their own certification(s) have the knowledge, skills, and abilities that they are looking for in their future employees, and they are willing to pay for it. In the latest 2020 EHS Salary Survey, industry professionals averaged over $12,000 per year in salary increases with at least one certification when compared to those with no certifications!

So,why wait? Begin your path to the newest and most comprehensive professional safety designations available.

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