The Certificate in Health, Safety and Environmental Processes (CHSEP) is the product of extensive collaboration with OSHE professionals in the workplace. Professionals from across North America have participated in the program's curriculum development process.

This ensures that the range of skills and knowledge provided in the CHSEP program are effectively equipping today's OSHE practitioners with the necessary and relevant competencies they require. Also, the curriculum is not limited to a particular jurisdiction's legislative framework. Rather, it is a far-reaching collection of 'best practices' as identified by OSHE professionals from a wide range of jurisdictions and legislative backgrounds.

The CHSEP is unique among other OSH Certificate programs, in that, its focus is on the essential process skills required to succeed as an OSH practitioner in your jurisdiction, rather than just focusing on the technical aspects of the field. CHSEP participants will develop their ability to identify, prioritize and manage workplace risks, thereby making a significant contribution to their organization's goals.

CHSEP is targeted at learners from mid-level managers to front-line workers in every industry and sector, with students in North America, Asia, Eastern Europe, South America, Southeast Asia, Arctic regions, and beyond. These students represent mining, construction, petroleum, forestry, health-care, OSH regulators, military, electrical and communications utilities (including nuclear facilities), transportation (road, sea and air), federal provincial and municipal governments, retail/wholesale operations, warehousing and distribution networks, OSHE consulting, engineering, education (primary, secondary and post-secondary), and more.