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Transitioning from GradIOSH to CertIOSH: Reinforcing Expertise in OSH

We’re excited to share the recent updates to the Certified membership process, specifically the transition from GradIOSH to CertIOSH. The certification journey for individuals pursuing Certified Membership has been enhanced with the addition of a minimum experience requirement, marking a significant step in reinforcing expertise and ensuring a well-rounded approach to Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) practices.
The academic requirements for CertIOSH have remained consistent, but the recent addition of a minimum two years’ relevant experience in the field of OSH has elevated the certification process. This requirement emphasizes the significance of practical experience in complementing theoretical knowledge, providing individuals with a holistic understanding of workplace safety and the challenges involved in ensuring OSH compliance.
The introduction of the experience requirement is a significant stride towards enhancing the capabilities of safety professionals. By integrating real-world experience with academic knowledge, professionals are better equipped to address and mitigate OSH concerns, contributing to a safer and more secure work environment for all.

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