🦺 CSP — Certified Safety Professional (Exam-Prep)
Free, independent CSP exam-preparation mapped to the BCSP blueprint with a signed certificate. Learn the modules, pass the exam.
Last updated: June 2026
An independent, free exam-preparation course mapped to the publicly published BCSP Certified Safety Professional (CSP) examination blueprint. The official CSP is a 200-question, 5.5-hour computer-based exam covering nine domains — advanced sciences and math, management systems, risk assessment, hazard control, emergency preparedness, fire prevention and protection, occupational health, training and education, and law and ethics. This course rebuilds those domains into 22 focused visual modules with worked numeric examples, the hierarchy of controls, ISO 45001 / ANSI Z10 safety management systems, incident investigation and root-cause analysis, industrial hygiene, ergonomics, electrical/machine/fall/confined-space hazards, environmental management, applied statistics, safety leadership and culture, OSHA regulation, workers' compensation and cost analysis, plus exam strategy for computational items. It ends with a 45-question final exam. It is awareness/prep only — not the official BCSP exam or an endorsed review course — and claims no BCSP affiliation or endorsement. The course is organized into 10 modules, ending with a final exam (pass mark 70%). It is independent, free exam-preparation training — not an official or accredited review course.
What you'll learn
- Advanced Sciences & Mathematics for Safety
- Safety Management Systems
- Ergonomics & Human Factors
- Fire Prevention & Protection
- Emergency Preparedness & Business Continuity
- Industrial Hygiene & Occupational Health
- Environmental Management
- Training, Education & Communication
- Law, Regulations, Ethics & Risk Financing
- Risk Management & Engineering Controls
Learning objectives
- Map the nine BCSP CSP exam domains and their weightings to your study plan
- Apply the advanced sciences, math and statistics used in safety calculations
- Identify hazards and quantify risk with JHA, risk matrices and FMEA
- Select controls correctly using the hierarchy of controls
- Build and audit a safety management system to ISO 45001 / ANSI Z10
- Investigate incidents and run a disciplined root-cause analysis
- Reason through industrial hygiene, ergonomics, fire and emergency scenarios
- Apply OSHA regulation, workers' compensation and safety cost analysis
- Solve computational exam items quickly and accurately under time pressure
- Pass a 45-question exam (80% to earn your certificate)