unautHorized use of professional credentials

IASHEP is committed to upholding the highest professional standards in the safety, health, and environmental fields. As such, IASHEP shall notify the public when any individual is no longer a member in good standing due to failure to maintain their professional credentials as required by IASHEP Bylaws.

A member shall be considered not in good standing if they:

• Have failed to pay the required annual renewal fees.
• Have not met the recertification requirements within the designated time frame.
• Have been subject to disciplinary action resulting in suspension or revocation of their credential(s).

IASHEP shall maintain and publicly display a list of individuals who are not in good standing through appropriate channels, such as the IASHEP website or official publications, to ensure employers, regulatory agencies, and the public have access to accurate credential status information. IASHEP members are granted the right to use their professional credentials only when authorized and for the specific period designated by IASHEP. The following conditions apply to the use of 

IASHEP credentials:

• Credentials issued by IASHEP are valid only for the period specified upon issuance or renewal.
• Authorization to use the credential expires immediately if the holder fails to pay the annual membership renewal fee or does not meet recertification requirements.
• Continued use of an expired or revoked credential constitutes unauthorized use and may result in disciplinary action, including legal consequences.

IASHEP retains the right to take necessary actions against individuals who misuse credentials, including public correction of misrepresentation and potential legal enforcement.

As such, the names of the following people are posted for a minimum of five (5) Years or until such time as they correct such standing. 

 Enforcement and Compliance

IASHEP reserves the right to enforce this policy to protect the integrity of its credentialing programs. Any individual found misusing an IASHEP credential may face:

• Formal written notice to cease unauthorized use.
• Revocation of membership privileges.
• Legal action for trademark infringement or misrepresentation.

By obtaining and using an IASHEP credential, members agree to comply with this policy and all applicable IASHEP Bylaws.

The member name listed Below is Considered A Member Not In Good Standing  And Their Five-Year Penalty Expiration Year Is Noted In Brackets. 

Mr. Richard  Asante Akawaboah Year 2025 (Expires 2/16/2030

Mr. Samual Wilson #119 (CEHSP® , CSHE® T)  Year 2023  (Expire 2/5/2028)

Mr. Carl Hamilton #276 (CSHEP® , CSHET® , IASHEP- CI™ ) Year 2024   (Expires 2/5/2029)

Ms. Jessica Jemenez #237 Year 2025 (Expires 2/5/2029)

Ms. Phaedra L. Buxman #230 Year 2025 (CSHCO® , CCSHCO® ) Year 2023 (Expires (2/5/2029)

Ms. Virginia  Toalepai #211 (CEHSP®, , CEHST® #211)

Authorized EM 385-1 Fall Protection Trainer 24 Hours (IASHEP Authorized Learning Center Revoked) Year 2025 (Expires 2/5/2030)

Alexander P. Duran #261 (CSWS #261™) (Year 2025 Expires 2/5/2030)

A.C. Wilbon #326 Year 2025 (CHTT™, CHS-40 -Hour™) (Expires 2/5/2030)

Mark Rettzo #220 ( (CSWS™ #220) Year 2025 (Expires 2/5/2030)

Penny Warwick #326 (CCSHCO®  #326, CSHCO® #326) Year 2025 (Expires 2/5/2030)