TEEX is headquartered in College Station, Texas, and conducts classes at TEEX facilities throughout the state of Texas, and at various locations throughout the five-state OSHA Region VI, which covers Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico.
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Certified Safety and Health Official® (CSHO). More than 2,200 safety professionals hold the industry-recognized TEEX-Certified Safety and Health Official ® (CSHO) credential, offered exclusively through TEEX. Many students attend training courses that will earn them a TEEX CSHO.
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If that TEEX course is indeed the equivalent of one of the OSHA courses listed in the TEEX Construction Industry or General Industry CSHO Tracks, then it applies. NOTE: To ensure it is the equivalent of a course listed in the CSHO Track tables, contact our Customer Care Center at (800) 723-3811.
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The Certified Safety and Health Official certificate guides you through this growing maze of increasingly important safety regulations by helping you develop your staff’s expertise in safety and health strategies.
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TEEX is an agency of the Texas A&M University System, one of the largest systems of higher education in the nation, with a statewide network of nine universities, seven state agencies, and a comprehensive health science center.
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The TEEX CSHO qualifies recipients for 18 college hours towards a fully-accredited Associate of Applied Science in Occupational Safety (AAS) through San Juan College, School of Energy in Farmington, NM.
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​Up to 50% of total required course hours can be satisfied by completing the required courses at any OSHA Training Institute Education Center or at the OSHA Training Institute in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Proof of successful course completion required.
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The benefits are: 1  Gain a solid and broad-based education in the Safety and Health field with training by nationally recognized instructors. 2  Receive credit for your previous training at TEEX/OSHA, other OTI Training Centers, and the OSHA Training Institute, Chicago, Illinois.
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• Workers’ compensation specialists. Participants int he Certified Safety and Health Official Professional Certificate can customize their program to reflect their own areas of interest by pursing the Construction or General industry CSHO certificate and through a selection core required courses and electives.
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Certified Safety & Health Official Certificate-Level III. Businesses today face an overwhelming maze of safety and health regulations including employee safety, liability, training requirements, loss control, and program development and implementation.
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what csho
Certified Safety and Health Official CSHO is Certified Safety and Health Official. CSHO stands for Certified Safety and Health Official.