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Duration
2 years
Tuition
$6,750
Online
Sep 8-Sep 8
Oct 5 - Oct 5 2028
Nov 2 - Nov 2 2028
Dec 7 - Dec 7 2028
Jan 4 - Jan 4 2029
Commitment
Part-Time
Delivery
Online
Credential
Diploma
Year Founded
1785
Scholarships
yes
This diploma program is designed to accommodate busy learners as an entirely self-paced, online learning experience from the University of New Brunswick. Students will learn from industry leaders about how how to operate in the business world, as well as building on health and safety protocols. With an emphasis on flexibility, learners who already have a valid CRSP, CRST, or approved OHS certificate can take up to two-years to complete this online diploma program.
This advanced program caters best to supervisors, managers, and emerging OHS leaders who are looking to find the next steps in their career in health and safety. Students will delve into the essentials of business dynamics, leadership strategies, effective communication, workplace training methodologies, and decisive decision-making.
Upon completion of this program and UNB’s Certificate in Occupational Health and Safety, students will meet the formal educational requirements to write the CRSP exam.
What You’ll Learn
- Communication techniques with emphasis on negotiating and facilitating.
- How to design and implement a work training safety plan.
- Strategies for dealing with counterproductive workplace behaviours.
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