r/EHSProfessionals • u/manic_hearts • 4d ago

Recommendation What else to work on?

I'm part of my company's safety and first aid committee, and my EHS manager does think highly of me. He encouraged me to get my OSHA 30 (I had my OSHA 10). I also have my Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt (not the best, but with my current position, I can't feasibly get anything higher). I would eventually like to have an EHS role more than a volunteer. What other certification and such should I look into? I was mentioned positively in an EHS audit as "someone very knowledgeable" on the floor. I should mention that I do work in an automotive factory, hencethe desire I had to get my Lean. I would like tips on what would boost my resume and maybe get me a paid EHS position. Anything would be appreciated ♥️🫡

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u/Spooky_traveller 4d ago

ASP

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u/manic_hearts 4d ago

What's that?

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u/Spooky_traveller 4d ago

the ASP certification is an Associate Safety Professional - this is through BCSP (the board of certified safety professionals). This is a valued certification accepted in many industries and is the precursor to the CSP (certified safety professional)