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    • Environmental Safety

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    • To provide a self-study continuing education opportunity for professionals.
    • To facilitate knowledge expansion in industrial hygiene and safety.
    • To award Certification Maintenance (CM) and Continuance of Certification (COC) points.

    Main Methods:

    • Participants read the Journal and answer questions from "The Action Level®" column.
    • Completed answer sheets must be submitted for scoring.
    • A minimum score of 70% is required for credit.

    Main Results:

    • Successful participants earn CM and/or COC points.
    • Certified Industrial Hygienists can earn 2 points annually.
    • Certified Safety Professionals can earn 1.2 points annually.

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    • The Action Level® program is an approved method for earning professional development credits.
    • Consistent participation and a 70% score are necessary for credit.
    • Enrollment is ongoing, but points are awarded quarterly.