What is a Certified Occupational
Safety Specialist (COSS)?
A person in the safety
and health field that coordinates the successful implementation of corporate
safety and health plans, coordinates and maybe even conducts safety and
health training, and provides support to safety and training managers. You
can
visit the COSS web site by clicking here
or click here
to download a COSS brochure. |
Why
become a COSS?
In today's fast paced and
diverse workplace, the need for qualified people in the field that are trained
in the basic essentials of safety and health, leadership, communication, and
regulatory requirements is great. The COSS program is a solution to the
increasing need for qualified safety professionals.
Who should attend:
- Newly appointed safety
professionals
- Safety professionals
who wish to learn how CFR's 1910 and 1926 relate
- First line supervisors
who oversee multi-employer worksites
Course
Schedule and Pricing:
July 26th-30th, 2010
November 1st-5th, 2010
Cost: Members $1,699.00 Non-Members $2,199.00.
Format:
Testimonials:
"Taking the
COSS class was a very rewarding educational experience. The exchange of
testimonials and knowledge was an experience I will never forget."
Ruthie Harrison, Tropicana
Products, Inc. "The COSS
training program is extreme added value for the safety professional. The program
delivers all that it claims and a little bit more; all of that in a comfortable
and effective training style."
W.V. Jacob, FPL
"The COSS class was extremely informative and educational on all levels! Most
importantly it was delivered in a way that was interesting, creative, and just
plain fun. The instructor did an excellent job by proving that safety is not
only important, but interesting."
Jim Leonard, Carpenter
Contractors of America
"I
took the Certified Occupational Safety Specialist course in July 2002. The
course was very informative and helpful. I took with me knowledge that will
enhance my safety career. I am an OSHA Safety Consultant Trainee at the
Louisiana Department of Labor-Workplace Safety Section. I recommend anyone who
is working in the safety field take this course...[it's] worth it's weight in
gold."
-Belinda Poche, Louisiana Department of Labor |