Professional Certifications
American Board of Industrial Hygiene (ABIH) – To view preauthorized Lion Technology courses and ABIH CM points for each click here.
National Environmental Health Association (NEHA) – To view contact hours for continuing education credits click here. Please note, to receive credit for course participation, an attendance form must be completed and submitted to NEHA. See NEHA’s continuing education FAQ for more information on obtaining and maintaining credentials.
National Environmental Safety and Health Trainers Association (NESHTA) – NESHTA awards credits towards maintenance of the Certified Environmental Safety and Health Trainer (CET) certification based on the NEHA CE contact hours.
Institute of Hazardous Materials Management (IHMM) – The IHMM no longer issues pre-approval of training courses for CHMM continuing maintenance points. According to the Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) Recertification Handbook, any workshop or online training in an appropriate subject area (managing the risks of hazardous materials, regulatory compliance, etc.) that includes CEU’s and a certificate may be counted towards IHMM continuing education requriements.
Board of Certified Safety Professionals(BCSP) – While the BCSP does not pre-approve continuing education courses. Many of Lion Technology’s environmental, workplace safety, and transportation training programs may qualify as safety-related for the BCSP. If the Certified Safety Professional (CSP) determines that a Lion course qualifies, BCSP guidelines indicate that 1 day of training, approximately 8 CEU’s, equals 1 COC maintenance point.
The responsibility falls to the Certified Safety Professional (CSP) to demonstrate that any continued education meets the BCSP standards for being safety-related. The BCSP considers a topic safety-related if it is covered on the CSP examination. According to the BCSP Examinations Blueprint, the examination includes Safety, Health, and Environmental Management, Engineering, Information Management and Communications, and Professional Conduct and Ethics.
