Process Safety Management Certificate
- Overview
- Program Requirements
- Why Choose a Certificate?
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Increase the welfare of your co-workers and your company by completing our Process Safety Management Certificate. You’ll learn how to correctly create process safety management and risk management plans to protect your community, plus you’ll understand how Process Hazard Analysis and applying principles of mechanical integrity can boost your company’s safety record.
Program Requirements
Certificate Requirements
- Certificates must be completed within 6 years; courses completed more than 6 years ago may not be applied toward certificate.
- All courses applied to a certificate program must be taken from Georgia Tech.
- This certificate does not require an application.
How it works
Your path to achievement is easy! Most certificate courses are offered in classroom locations around the U.S. You can also inquire about training at your location.
Cost
- Course load determines the cost of a certificate program.
- Calculate your total by identifying the courses needed and tallying individual course fees. Some programs offer discounts for course bundling.
Registration
- Select a certificate program, review the requirements, and determine your timeline for completion.
- Add courses to your shopping cart for purchase as you are ready to take them, or as a bundle if desired.
- Proceed to checkout to complete your registration. We accept multiple forms of payment including credit card, purchase order, and a private loan (upon request).
Completion
- Certificates must be completed within six years.
- After successful completion of most individual courses, a Certificate of Course Completion will be sent.
- After successful completion of all required courses, request a transcript and program certificate audit.
- Upon verification, GTPE will email your transcript and mail your Certificate of Program Completion. Some programs host a certificate award ceremony during the final course.
Once you earn your Georgia Tech Program Certificate, tout your success on your resume and LinkedIn profile, share with your employer, and celebrate an important career growth achievement!
Why Choose a Certificate?
Professional Certificates are ideal for developing new skills and building deep expertise in a specialized area to update your professional profile, advance your career, or broaden your knowledge base.
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The dedication of time to earn a certificate demonstrates that you are committed to achieving a higher standard of professional knowledge in your industry.
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Georgia Tech learners master real-world skills and apply them to their career the day after completion.
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Who Should Attend
This certificate is designed for safety and health professionals throughout an organization, process safety engineers, consultants, and compliance officers, environmental managers, operations managers, and technicians.

How You Will Benefit
- Increase your understanding of the OSHA Process Safety Management principles, how to apply them and how to communicate their importance to management for keeping business on time, on budget and within scope.
- Learn how to apply principles of mechanical integrity.
- Gain experience executing Process Hazard Analysis as well as Layers of Protection Analysis and human factors analysis.
- Understand how to perform and document process safety management compliance audits.
- Build your skills for working with regulatory agencies.
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Grow Your Professional Network
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Taught by Experts in the Field
Course Offerings
There are two tracks available to complete this certificate program:
- TRACK 1
- All courses in Requirement A
- Two courses from Requirement B
- TRACK 2
- All courses in Requirement A
- One course from Requirement B
- Three courses from Requirement C
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