1. International Society of Safety Professionals
The ISSP is a U.S. registered Non Profit Organization
10600 S. Penn St., Suite – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73170
Certified Registered Safety Professional Self Assessment
Complete the assessment below to determine if you are prepared to apply for Bronze Level.
A Global Voice for
Safety Professionals
I can provide proof of the following safety training and/or education in order to obtain a Bronze level Certification:
Note: Proof means official certificate of training from an established professional safety training organization or a copy of university transcripts. An internal certificate of training from your organization DOES NOT qualify unless your organization is a professional safety training organization.
Training or Education Requirements to be Eligible
Yes No
List your target goal to complete the requirement if you answered no.
Basic Safety Program Management Qualification course or Safety Program Management education from an accredited university.
A course of instruction for Human Factors or Human Error Prevention.
A Course of instruction for Auditor Qualification.
A course of instruction that included Emergency Response Planning in the syllabus.
A course of instruction that included Root Cause Analysis in the syllabus.
A course of instruction that included Basic Accident/Incident Investigation in the syllabus.
A course of instruction that included an overview of Basic Principles of Occupational Safety and Health.
A course of instruction that included Safety Risk Management in the syllabus.
I can provide proof of the following safety competencies in order to obtain a Bronze level Certification:
Note: Proof means a letter signed by a member of management attesting to the fact that you have conducted and completed the task.
Competency requirements to be Eligible
Draft and revised an organizational safety policy.
Designed and conducted a complete safety risk management process.
Conducted an organizational internal evaluation or safety audit.
Lead and conducted an employee safety meeting.
Developed an organizational safety training plan.
Planned and conducted an organizational emergency response exercise.
In addition to the educational and competency requirements you must:
Have a current ISSP Membership.
Successfully pass the Examination.

2. International Society of Safety Professionals
The ISSP is a U.S. registered Non Profit Organization
10600 S. Penn St., Suite – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73170
Certified Registered Safety Professional Self Assessment
Complete the assessment below to determine if you qualify for the Silver Level,
A Global Voice for
Safety Professionals
I can provide proof of the following safety training and/or education in order to obtain a Silver Level Certification:
Notes: Proof means official certificate of training from an established professional safety training organization or a copy of university transcripts. An internal certificate of training from your organization DOES NOT qualify unless your organization is a professional safety training organization.
There is no requirement for an individual to advance to the Silver level. It is offered as a career enhancing and professional designation option.
Training or Education Requirements to be Eligible for the Silver level
Complete the Bronze level requirements plus:
Yes No
List your target goal to complete the requirement if you answered no.
A course of instruction that included aspects of Organizational Safety Culture.
A course of instruction that included Management or Leadership.
A course of instruction that included Instructor/Facilitator.
A course of instruction that included Business or Safety Administration.
A course of instruction that included Organizational Change Management.
I can provide proof of the following safety competencies in order to obtain a Silver level Certification:
Note: Proof means official certificate of training from an established professional safety training organization or a copy of university transcripts. An internal certificate of training from your organization DOES NOT qualify unless your organization is a professional safety training organization.
Competency requirements to be eligible for the “Silver” level
Prepare and administer a safety budget.
Conduct an organizational safety culture assessment.
Complete an organizational job hazard analysis.

3. International Society of Safety Professionals
The ISSP is a U.S. registered Non Profit Organization
10600 S. Penn St., Suite – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73170
Certified Registered Safety Professional Self Assessment
Complete the assessment below to determine if you qualify for the Gold level.
A Global Voice for
Safety Professionals
I can provide proof of the following safety training and/or education: in order to obtain a Gold level Certification:
Notes: Proof means official certificate of training from an established professional safety training organization or a copy of university transcripts. An internal certificate of training from your organization DOES NOT qualify unless your organization is a professional safety training organization.
There is no requirement for an individual to advance to the Silver level. It is offered as a career enhancing and professional designation option.
Training or education requirements to be eligible for the Gold level
Complete Silver level requirements plus:
Yes No
List your target goal to complete the requirement if you answered no.
Demonstrate at least eight (8) hours of safety professional continuing education annually.
I can provide proof of the following safety competencies in order to obtain a Gold level Certification:
Note: Proof means official certificate of training from an established professional safety training organization or a copy of university transcripts. An internal certificate of training from your organization DOES NOT qualify unless your organization is a professional safety training organization.
Competency requirements to be eligible for the Gold level
Author a professional safety paper, white paper, safety article, or book and be published on a national or international venue. (The ISSP website qualifies as an international venue)
Speak on a safety topic at a professional safety forum.