Safety Degree Program -- Occupational Health & Safety

Columbia Southern University

Safety Degree Program

Your Safety Degree Could Get You One Step Closer to Your CSP®. The Board of Certified Safety Professionals recognizes Columbia Southern University’s online Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in occupational safety and health as Graduate Safety Practitioner® Qualified Academic Programs. Safety professionals who graduate from a QAP are eligible to apply for the GSP® designation. This designation eliminates the need to sit for the Associate Safety Professional® exam prior to becoming a Certified Safety Professional®.
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Product Spotlight

Streamline Your Process, Amplify Your Reporting

Meet TSI OmniTrak- Solution. Accelerate operations and lower costs with compact, easy-to-use equipment determining point source locations. Measure multiple parameters at once, providing foundational insights of workplace hazards. Provide clear, dynamic, persuasive reporting. Unlock new aspects of understanding within work area monitoring data, ultimately helping to enhance health and safety, productivity and decision-making processes for your organization. TSI OmniTrak- Solution includes a handheld device equipped with a connected app, interchangeable modules, and TSI Link- Software Solution to access your data and generate reports. Discover More Read More
Introducing Tyvek® 400 SFR

Workers at risk of hazardous particles and flash fires can find an ideal balance of protection, durability and comfort in our new Tyvek® 400 SFR garments. Designed to preserve the life of primary flame-resistant garments when worn as an ensemble, these lightweight, single-use secondary flame-resistant garments are a compelling solution for workers facing multiple hazards. Read More
MetCam - Continuous Optical Gas Imaging

MetCam is a Class 1 Div 1 Continuous Optical Gas Imaging System. It operates independently with onboard computing, ensuring complete data privacy with no need for cloud services. MetCam continuously monitors critical assets for gas leaks, visually indicating leak locations and calculating cloud volume and density for more accurate reporting. Read More

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Artificial Intelligence

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