Certified Environmental Safety and Health Manager (CESHM)

The Certified Environmental Safety and Health Manager course develops advanced knowledge for managing occupational safety, environmental protection, regulatory compliance, and organisational risk. It prepares professionals to lead EHS programmes, manage incidents, control pollution, and promote sustainable operations.

1. Understand environmental safety and health management responsibilities
2. Interpret relevant EPA, OSHA, and industry requirements
3. Identify environmental and workplace hazards
4. Conduct risk assessments and implement controls
5. Develop occupational health and safety programmes
6. Apply ISO 45001 and related management-system principles
7. Implement and improve Environmental Management Systems
8. Apply ISO 14001 principles and conduct environmental audits
9. Manage air, water, and soil pollution risks
10. Develop waste-reduction and recycling programmes
11. Assess occupational exposure and industrial-hygiene risks
12. Implement ventilation, respiratory, and chemical controls
13. Prepare emergency-action and evacuation plans
14. Manage incidents, reporting, and post-event analysis
15. Improve organisational resource efficiency and sustainability
16. Lead teams and communicate EHS policies effectively

• Environmental health and safety managers
• Occupational health and safety officers
• Compliance officers and environmental auditors
• Industrial-hygiene professionals
• Individuals pursuing environmental-safety leadership roles

• Implement environmental and occupational safety-management systems.
• Support compliance with applicable EHS regulations.
• Identify and assess workplace and environmental hazards.
• Lead pollution-control, waste, and resource-management programmes.
• Prepare emergency plans and manage environmental incidents.
• Promote organisational safety and environmental responsibility.

Assessment may include multiple-choice questions, detailed short-answer questions, workplace case studies, practical hazard-identification activities, emergency simulations, assignments, and programme-development projects. A final examination may also evaluate overall competence in environmental, health, and safety management.