IIESMS

Overview

The Practitioner in Safety and Health (PSH.IIESMS) credential is designed for recent graduates beginning their safety and health management careers. This certification provides essential resources and support for transitioning from academic study to professional practice.

Educational Qualification

Candidates must have one of the following qualifications:

A QQI Level 7 qualification.
A primary degree in a relevant field accredited by IIESMS.
An equivalent qualification recognised by IIESMS.

Professional Experience

Candidates must have at least three years of relevant postgraduate experience. Although no minimum professional experience is required for this credential, candidates must demonstrate competence in key areas.

Certification Requirements

Candidates must demonstrate competence in the following areas:

Application of safety and health knowledge.
Effective communication.
Professional conduct and ethical practice.
Commitment to continuing professional development (CPD).

Application Process

Candidates must submit a detailed application providing evidence of their qualifications and relevant experience. The application should include:

A comprehensive report detailing the candidate’s knowledge and experience in safety and health management.
Certificates of qualification.
Evidence of CPD activities.

Continued Professional Development (CPD)

Practitioners in Safety and Health credential holders must actively engage in CPD activities to maintain and enhance their professional skills and knowledge. Regular updates to CPD records are required to maintain certification status.

Benefits of PSH.IIESMS Certification

Achieving PSH.IIESMS certification enhances professional credibility and offers significant career advancement opportunities. Certified professionals play a critical role in applying safety and health principles in various settings, ensuring the safety and well-being of workplaces and public spaces.

Practitioner in Safety and Health (PSH.IIESMS)