Certified Safety Professional® (CSP®)

The Certified Safety Professional® (CSP®) is the gold standard credential for safety professionals worldwide. Administered by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP), the CSP certification demonstrates advanced knowledge and expertise in comprehensive safety practice, risk management, and regulatory compliance.

What is a CSP?

A Certified Safety Professional has met rigorous education, experience, and examination requirements to demonstrate mastery of safety principles, hazard recognition, risk assessment, and implementation of effective safety programs. CSP-certified professionals are equipped to identify workplace hazards, develop safety management systems, conduct incident investigations, and ensure OSHA compliance across diverse industries.

Why the CSP Matters for Your Project:

• Proven Expertise: CSP holders have demonstrated comprehensive knowledge through a rigorous examination covering the entire safety domain
• Regulatory Credibility: Recognized by OSHA, federal agencies, and industry stakeholders as a mark of professional competence
• Risk Reduction: CSPs apply systematic approaches to identify, evaluate, and control workplace hazards before incidents occur
• Program Development: Qualified to design, implement, and manage comprehensive safety programs that meet regulatory requirements and industry best practices

CSP Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent experience)
• Minimum 4 years of professional safety experience
• Passage of two comprehensive examinations (Associate Safety Professional and Certified Safety Professional exams)
• Continuing education to maintain certification

How EHS Analytical Applies CSP Expertise:

Our CSP-certified professionals bring this advanced expertise to every project, whether conducting safety audits for federal construction projects, developing site-specific safety plans, performing SSHO services, or establishing comprehensive safety programs for manufacturing and biotech facilities. The CSP credential ensures you’re working with safety professionals who meet the highest industry standards.

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