Certified Safety, Health & Environmental Administrator (CSHEA)

Course Description

Safety, health, and environmental specialists and administrators protect the well-being of the public and the environment by ensuring that safety, health, and environmental regulations and workplace safety standards are met. These professionals often work for corporations as well as federal, state, or local government agencies, and their work environments may vary widely, ranging from offices to mines, factories, and other industrial locations.

A Certified Safety, Health, and Environmental Administrator plans, organizes, coordinates, and implements comprehensive safety and loss control or prevention programs for an employer. Their responsibilities include setting and implementing program goals and objectives, evaluating safety training needs, inspecting facilities and equipment for regulatory compliance, performing administrative duties related to safety programs, and exercising independent judgment and decision-making in the performance of their duties.

What You'll Learn

• How to perform effectively as a safety, health, and environmental manager and administrator
• How to plan, conduct, and manage safety, health, and environmental training that positively changes management and employee work practices
• How to save money by developing and maintaining your own safety, health, and environmental programs
• How to avoid civil and criminal liability related to workplace accidents and injuries
• How to interpret and manage the application of OSHA, DOT, and EPA regulations
• How to analyze and document workplace hazards
• How to manage workplace safety, health, and environmental inspections and audits
• How to investigate, analyze, and document workplace accidents
• How to develop, implement, and manage comprehensive safety, health, and environmental programs
• How to create and sustain a successful safety culture
• How to manage hazardous materials

Who Should Attend

Construction managers, building contractors, safety supervisors, building inspectors, hazardous waste managers, training managers, industrial hygienists, and individuals associated with federal agency collateral duty safety and health personnel.