Certified Health & Safety Manager (CHSM)

The OSHA Digital Certified Health & Safety Manager course develops the professional knowledge required to manage organisational health and safety programmes. It covers regulations, risk management, safety systems, incident investigation, emergency preparedness, occupational hygiene, training, and safety leadership.

1. Interpret occupational health and safety regulations
2. Identify hazards and complete risk assessments
3. Develop and maintain safety-management systems
4. Investigate incidents and determine root causes
5. Prepare emergency-response arrangements
6. Plan and deliver workplace safety training
7. Apply ergonomic and workplace-design principles
8. Manage industrial-hygiene and exposure controls
9. Integrate environmental health and safety requirements
10. Build a positive safety culture through leadership

• Health and safety managers
• Safety officers and coordinators
• Occupational-health professionals
• Environmental-health specialists
• Risk and compliance managers
• Human-resources professionals

• Strengthen health and safety management knowledge.
• Improve workplace hazard identification and control.
• Support organisational regulatory compliance.
• Help reduce occupational incidents and injuries.
• Promote employee confidence, morale, and productivity.
• Demonstrate competence as a qualified safety professional.

The CHSM certification may combine coursework, continuous assessments, practical projects, and a final examination. Assessment methods commonly include multiple-choice questions, written case studies, and practical activities. Candidates must demonstrate detailed knowledge of safety principles, regulations, and management practices to achieve certification.