BIS Safety Software
Ethics for the Safety Professional
A course accredited by the BCRSP (Board of Canadian Registered Safety Professionals) titled Ethics for the Safety Professional.
Welcome to our BCRSP recognized course titled Ethics for the Safety Professional. This course is designed by safety experts for those in the safety profession to help fulfill your professional ethical responsibilities. The course will feature captivating and highly interactive case studies.
- Comprehend and apply the concept of professional ethics as it relates to your profession.
- Grasp the link between psychological health, safety and professional ethics.
- Understand and apply the expectations of a CRSP, and acknowledge similarities with other professions.
- Analyze ethical dilemmas based on suggested plans of action.
- Identify situations where disclosure and whistleblowing are necessary and how to proceed.
Course topics:
- Significance of Professional Ethics
- Relation between Psychological Health & Safety & Professional Ethics
- Understanding BCRSP Code of Conduct & Responsibilities
- Evaluating Ethical Challenges in Decision Making
- Reporting Misconduct
- Professional Behaviour & Disciplinary Actions
Estimated: 2 hours
Minimum passing score: 80%
A certificate of completion will be awarded upon successful course completion.
Course Details
Course Length
This course will take roughly 120 minutes
Passing Mark
To pass this training course, you need to score 80% or higher on the quiz
Certificate
Upon the successful completion of this course a certificate with your name will be stored on your profile and available to print
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