AISP Certified Safety Supervisor (CSSP)

Course Overview

The Certified Safety Supervisor CSSP course offered by the American Institute of Safety Professionals is to improve safety professionals’ leadership and advanced command of OSHA 29 CFR Part 1910 General Industry Standards. The course teaches the safety and compliance principles and the safety and productivity industrial environment supervision responsibilities. The course helps the students understand the obligations and requirements of the employers concerning the safety of construction work standards as captured in §1910.12 (Construction Work Standards) and the special provisions for air contaminants §1910.19 including limits to highly toxic and hazardous asbestos and other dangerous substitutes such as vinyl chloride, acrylonitrile, inorganic arsenic, lead, formaldehyde, and other dangerous air contaminants. It emphasizes managing safety and control of hazardous process §1910.119 with the poisonous, explosive, and reactive materials and the toxic control measures.

The CSSP course uses real world and case study methods to build hazard assessment and OSHA compliance control capacity through standard interpretation as well as risk assessment and OSHA control measures automation application. This course combines technical skills with development in supervisory training, allowing professionals to coordinate safety programs, observe practices, and build an accountable and risk-aware culture in their organizations. Perfect for supervisors, safety officers, and compliance managers, the CSSP certification enhances potential career opportunities and helps to improve the safety of workplaces in many industries.The Certified Safety Supervisor CSSP course offered by the American Institute of Safety Professionals

Learning Outcomes

• Understand the roles, responsibilities, and leadership requirements of a safety supervisor in alignment with OSHA and international safety standards.
• Identify, assess, and prioritize workplace hazards including chemical, electrical, machinery, fire, ergonomic, and environmental risks.
• Develop, implement, and enforce safety policies, procedures, and work instructions to ensure compliance and hazard prevention.
• Conduct workplace inspections, safety audits, and incident investigations, documenting findings and ensuring corrective actions are implemented.
• Lead and mentor employees, promoting a proactive safety culture and adherence to safety protocols on-site.
• Communicate effectively with management, teams, and regulatory authorities to maintain compliance and operational safety excellence.
• Apply risk assessment, hazard control, and emergency preparedness strategies to prevent accidents and minimize workplace incidents.
• Integrate learned safety concepts into real-world scenarios to enhance decision-making, team coordination, and operational safety performance.
• Engage in practical exercises, case studies, and scenario-based training to reinforce professional skills, knowledge, and competency.
• Promote continuous improvement, leadership, and innovation in occupational safety supervision practices.

Mode of Delivery

Course Content

• Introduction to Occupational Safety and Health Regulations
• Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment Techniques
• Supervisory Safety Practices and Program Implementation
• Emergency Planning, Fire Safety, and First Aid Procedures
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Selection and Management
• Behavioral Safety, Safety Culture, and Workforce Engagement
• Accident Investigation and Incident Reporting
• Compliance Monitoring and Continuous Safety Improvement

• Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Health Programs
• Hazardous Materials Handling and Communication (HazCom)
• Leadership in Safety and Risk Management
• Case Studies in Supervisory Safety Management Success

Entry Requirements

Program Duration

Examination

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