PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES
FESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES
PDC01 - Hosted by CSSE, Edmonton Chapter
CSP EXAM PREPARATION COURSE
Date: |
Friday to Sunday November 5 to November 7 |
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| Time: | 8:00 am to 5:00 pm | |
Cost: |
$ 950, plus GST | |
| Location: | Westin Edmonton | |
Attendees must have a CRSP (Canadian Registered Safety Professional) Designation to qualify
to write the CSP Examination.
The Edmonton Chapter of the CSSE is proud to provide our members and all Safety Practitioners with the opportunity of continued Professional Development. We have partnered once again with SPAN International Training to bring the Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Designation Prep Course back to Alberta this year.
The CSP Designation is the highest professional designation available in the United States and is recognized internationally. The Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) is recognized as the leader in high-quality credentialing for safety, health, and environmental practitioners in order to enhance the safety of people, property, and the environment. The Certified Safety Professional® (CSP®) certification is the premier credential for safety professionals.
The success rate when writing the CSP examination is generally low; but for those taking this course and preparing for it, the rate of success on the first attempt is exceptionally high. We have offered the course in Alberta five (5) times and over 90 % of the registrants who have proceeded to prepare for and write the exam were successful.
This course is designed to prepare individuals for the Comprehensive Examination leading to certification as a CSP. The workshop covers the four areas of the exam: engineering, management, information management and communications and professional conduct and ethics. Your preparation will include lectures, sample problems, and discussions on a variety of subjects to prepare the student for the exam. At the completion of the CSP prep workshop participants will learn:
• Concepts of probability, statistics and calculus
• Engineering: safety and environmental, occupational health, fire protection
• Applied management: principles, ergonomic analysis, risk management, Workers’ Compensation
• Legal/regulatory and professional affairs
Each student is provided with:
• New 2010 version of the CSP Workbook
• Newly revised interactive CD with multiple test and flashcard options
• BCSP approved scientific calculator.
BCRSP has awarded this course 1.5 BMP.
To register, please
complete Delegate Registration form.
PDC02 - Hosted by CSSE, National
MEASUREMENT & EVALUATION IN OHS MANAGED SYSTEMS
Date: |
Saturday to Sunday November 6 to November 7 |
| Time: | 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, each day |
Cost: |
Contact CSSE for registration and cost at www.csse.org |
| Location: | Westin Edmonton |
As Occupational Health and Safety initiatives become more sophisticated and emphasize more of a managed systems approach, measurement and evaluation tools must also become more strategic in their intent, use, and application. This two-day course will highlight key measurement and evaluation techniques that can be used to support the development, implementation, and maintenance of today’s OHS intelligence based processes.
This two-day course will highlight key measurement and evaluation techniques that can be used to support the development, implementation and maintenance of todays OHS intelligence based processes.
Participants will explore the intent, applications and value of such tools as baseline assessments, statistics, physical conditions audits, task observations and coaching, internal and systems auditing, cost-benefit analyses, employee satisfaction and perception surveys. Participants will be able to evaluate measurement and evaluation tools within such frameworks as CSA Z1000 and other international standards.
COURSE CONTENT:
• learning key criteria of effective health and safety performance measures in order to assess the effectiveness of measurement tools
• actively examining various approaches such as incident statistics, safety by objectives (SBO), critical incident technique (CIT) and behaviour-based sampling (BBS) through exercises and simulations
• interacting with other safety specialists and managers
• receiving the course binder of prepared notes and resources
• receiving a certificate of successful participation in the course
CSSE has awarded this course 16 CHSC Maintenance Points.
BCRSP has awarded this course 1.0 BMP.
To register, please visit www.csse.org