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Associate Safety Professional® (ASP®) Certification
Course Content
Advanced Sciences and Math
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General chemistry concepts (e.g., nomenclature, balancing chemical equations, chemical reactions, ideal gas law, and pH)
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Electrical principles (e.g., Ohms law, power, impedance, energy, resistance, and circuits)
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Principles of radioactivity (e.g., radioactive decay, half-life, source strength, concentration, and inverse square law)
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Storage capacity calculations
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Rigging and load calculations
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Ventilation and system design
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Noise hazards
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Climate and environmental conditions (e.g., Wet-bulb Globe Temperature [WBGT], wind chill, and heat stress)
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Fall protection calculations
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General physics concepts (e.g., force, acceleration, velocity, momentum, and friction)
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Financial principles (e.g., cost-benefit analysis, cost of risk, life cycle cost, return on investment, and effects of losses)
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Descriptive statistics (e.g., central tendency, variability, and probability)
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Lagging indicators (e.g., incidence rates, lost time, and direct costs of incidents)
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Leading indicators (e.g., inspection frequency, safety interventions, employee performance evaluations, training frequency, near miss, near hit, and close-call reporting)
Safety Management Systems
Ergonomics
Fire Prevention and Protection
Emergency Response Management (ERM)
Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health
Environmental Management
Training, Education, and Communication
Law and Ethics
About Course
The Associate Safety Professional® (ASP®) certification, awarded by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP), is a credential for individuals beginning a career in safety management. It covers fundamental aspects of safety, health, and environmental practices, including hazard identification, risk assessment, and safety program implementation. To qualify, candidates must meet specific education and experience requirements and pass a rigorous exam. The ASP® certification enhances career prospects by validating foundational safety knowledge and skills, serving as a stepping stone to advanced certifications like the Certified Safety Professional® (CSP®). ASP® holders are equipped to contribute effectively to workplace safety and health initiatives.
