The CHCM designation, focuses on the importance of using management and hazard control principles to improve the safety and health of various types of organizations. CHCM holders work in various settings including, but not limited, to manufacturing, construction, mining, transportation, healthcare, government, education, consulting, insurance, compliance, risk management, and system safety. Organizations need professional hazard control managers that understand how safety and management principles support accident prevention and loss reduction efforts.
Certifying Organization
International Board for Certification of Safety Managers
Suggested because Certified Hazard Control Manager applies to Emergency Management Directors. Confirm with the school that its curriculum covers this exam.
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