This a resource page listing various sources regarding different EHS career options, degrees, certifications, and educational opportunities.

Environmental health and safety (EHS) engineers are tasked with minimizing a variety of risks to their companies. They perform audits in order to identify these risks and how to mitigate them, and determining environmental impacts frequently involves both observations and tests.

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Trispyrian Resources partners with many Fortune 500 companies to find top-notch EH&S talent. Over the past 10 years, our recruiters have identified the 7 most wanted attributes by industry hiring managers.

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What are the best job prospects for environment, health, and safety (EHS) professionals? Where do they get paid the best and where are prospects dimming? Today and tomorrow we will look at recent trends and projected growth for three jobs critical in the EHS professions.

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Environmental health and safety specialists protect the well being of the public and the environment by ensuring that environmental regulations and workplace safety standards are met. These professionals often work for the federal, state or local government and might spend work hours in locations as varied as mines or factories.

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The Environmental, Health & Safety Audit Center is dedicated to helping environmental, health and safety auditors achieve their professional goals. Whether you are looking to broaden your knowledge base, advance to the next level, or train your newest auditors, the Center, in partnership with The IIA, provides services to fit each need.

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Job safety and health programs, such as the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration, require job-site inspections to ensure employer compliance with regulations.

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Before its health and environmental dangers were apparent, asbestos was widely used in insulation materials, floor tiles and other applications needing heat- and chemical-resistance materials. While harmful asbestos materials are no longer used, exposures may still exist in older buildings and structures slated for demolition or renovation.

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According to the United States Environmental Protection Agency, exposure to asbestos fibers increases a person's risk of developing some type of lung disease. Many federal, state, and private buildings were built with some type of asbestos material that must be removed. The job of the asbestos surveyor includes locating these harmful materials and helping to get rid of them.

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Headquartered in Indianapolis, Indiana, BCSP is a not-for-profit corporation recognized as a leader in high-quality, accredited credentialing for safety, health, and environmental (SH&E) practitioners. BCSP establishes standards and certifies competency criteria in professional safety practice.

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Learn what Certified Industrial Hygienists do to protect the long-term health and safety of workers and families in every environment.

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The QEP is the first and only credential of its kind. It is a multi-media, multi-disciplinary, fully accredited credential that requires environmental professionals to see “the big picture” and to have the skills and knowledge to solve “real world problems”.Through the QEP certification, environmental professionals demonstrate the breadth and depth of their knowledge and experience. They also agree to abide by IPEP’s Code of Ethics.

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