Certified Environmental Manager (CEM), IASP,

 NASP/IASP - Certified Environmental Manager (CEM) is an indication to employers, potential employers, regulatory agencies, and the courts that you have the knowledge, skills, and abilities equivalent to a level of proficiency expected of a professional who is capable of working with little or no supervision while managing the environmental programs, policies, and procedures common to business and industry.

Occupational Safety and Health Advanced Diploma : Highlights Table

Course level  - 4.0 CEUs are offered for this course. NASP is accredited by the International Association of Continuing Education (IACET) to issue CEUs. These will be reflected on the Certificate upon successful completion of the course and passing the exam.

 


Duration - 40 Hours

 

Eligibility - Recommend Minimum Standard of English

 

Suitable For - All Safety Professionals (Manager, Environmental Specialist, Officers and Inspectors).

Environmental Protection Personnel

 

Training Mode - Classroom, E-learning/Distance Education/Online

 

About IASP :International Association of Safety Professionals) IASP provides training, consultative services, and third-party certifications that validate knowledge, skills and abilities in the area of workplace safety. The primary mission of IASP is to provide safety professionals with innovative training opportunities that exceed basic OSHA compliance as well as professional certifications to assist them in carrying out their safety-related functions with confidence and proven competence. The wide portfolio of OSHA programs offered by IASP equip professionals with industry grade knowledge on best practices of Occupational Safety.

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