Specialist Certificate Programs-Design your
own!
There is now a way to recognize those individuals
who have acquired specialized knowledge in a particular area or
field through training. By earning a Specialist Certificate from
Eastern Michigan University you will:
- Keep up-to-date on changing regulations, guidance
documents and regulatory interpretation;
- Enhance your chance for advancement;
- Network with other professionals with similar
challenges-and new solutions;
- Learn from instructors nationally known for their
expertise and experience;
- Continue your professional development in a rapidly
growing and changing field.
Specialist Certificates in Occupational Health
and Safety
A
Specialist Certificate is obtained when all courses in the applicable
area have been successfully completed. This certificate is issued
by the OSHA Training Institute-Great Lakes Regional OTI Education
Center and Eastern Michigan University.
Upon acceptance into the certificate program, attendees will receive a discount fee rate for all future seminars with the exception of online offerings. Contact us for more details.
Construction Health and Safety
General Industry
General Industry -ONLINE
NEW!!! Quality and Health & Safety
Professional (Joint offering through EMU Center for Quality and Center
for Organizational Risk Reduction/OSHA)
Core Requirements
Completion Requirements
(select any four)
Certificate
Program Application
CEU's, ABIH CM Safety Points, and BCSP Points
The CEU, or Continuing
Education Unit, is a nationally recognized unit of measurement for
post-secondary education, professional development and career training.
CM points
are accrued by Certified Industrial Hygienists (CIHs) who are certified
by the American Board of Industrial Hygiene. Please note that ABIH
requires CIHs to maintain verification of the courses and conferences
that they attend. Verification must include the following: a certificate,
letter, attendance roster or other documentation from the sponsor
verifying completion of the entire course or educational program.
BCSP points may be accummulated
by taking health, safety, or environmental courses to contribute
toward Board of Certified Safety Professional Continuance of Certfification
(COC) or Certfication Maintenance. CSP's may earn COC points and
OHST's or CHST's may earn CM points by taking these courses. BCSP
points are determined by CEU's (1 point for every CEU), ABIH points
(1 point for every ABIH point), or contact hours (1/4 point for
every 3 contact hours).
Please refer to individual course pages
for the CEU, ABIH, and BCSP points awarded for each course.
Download
CEU Application now.
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