Education
PDC 001
Certified Safety Professional (CSP) Exam Preparation Workshop - SOLD OUT
advanced | 4.01 Safety CM Points/24 Contact Hours/3.0 CEU/COC Points | Friday, Saturday & Sunday | 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. | Limit: 50
Description:
This PDC is designed to prepare individuals for the comprehensive examination leading to certification as a CSP. It covers the four areas of the exam: engineering, management, information and communication management and professional ethics and conduct. Lectures, sample problems, and discussions on a variety of subjects will be used. An outline for study will be provided for those beginning their preparation. Pertinent reference materials will also be discussed to allow participants to focus and fine tune their studies in specific areas.
Value Added:
Prepare for the CSP exam by focus on the four major areas of the exam with lectures, sample problems, and discussions that will fine tune studies in specific areas.
Prerequisites:
Knowledge of one and two variable statistics, chemistry, biology, engineering principles, and understanding of probability
Note: Participants must pass the ASP Fundamentals Exam or hold the designation of Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) before sitting for the CSP Exam.
Learning Aid:
Participants must bring a scientific calculator. It is recommended you bring one of the BCSP allowable models:
- Casio models FX-115, FX-250, FX-260, FX-300
- Hewlett-Packard models hp 9, hp 10, hp 12, hp 30
- Texas Instruments models TI-30, TI-34, TI-35, TI-36
Any version of these makes and models may be used. For example, a Hewlett-Packard hp 30s is permitted, as is a Texas Instruments TI-30Xa.
Outcomes:
Upon completion, the participant will be able to:
- Solve analytical math exam questions.
- List and interpret readings and reference materials for use as study aids.
- Create an outline for study for fine tuning exam prep.
- Discuss the application of materials, theories, and management practices to EHS situations.
- Identify the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) requirements for the CSP certification and range and scope of information covered.
- Explain test taking strategies, test formats, scoring procedures and recent exam results.
- Utilize a “testing” format to review content materials.
- Recognize limitations to exam preparation.
Outline:
- Introduction
- Probability, Statistics, Engineering Economy: Brief review of definitions, concepts, and practice problems will be used throughout the course. Also includes a review of test application, testing procedures and review materials available for study
- Collecting Safety, Health, and Environmental and Security Risk Information: Practice problems and discussions for engineering, science, physics and ergonomics
- Assessing Safety, Health, and Environmental and Security Risk: Management principles, concepts, definitions and applications through sample questions and class discussion
- Managing Safety, Health, and Environmental Security Risk: This area includes training, measurement of training, communication basics, computer hardware, software applications and internet applications.
Important PDC dates:
- May 18 — E-handout download instructions are e-mailed.
- June 1 — Contact the AIHA if you have not received your e-handout e-mail.
- June 1 — AIHce 2012 online communities for collaborative learning open.
- June 15-17 — AIHce 2012 PDCs are presented. Participants must bring a printed or electronic copy of their PDC handout.
- August 31 — AIHce 2012 online communities for collaborative learning close.
- August 27 – Educational transcripts updated and available for download
Instructors:
- C. David Langlois, CSP, Langlois, Weigand, and Associates Inc, Baton Rouge, LA
- Michael A. Weigand, CSP, EdD, Langlois, Weigand, and Associates Inc, Baton Rouge, LA