Policies & Forms
BCSP’s Commitment to Fairness and Impartiality
The Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) is committed to maintaining impartiality in all aspects of its operations, ensuring the objectivity of its credentialing activities, and managing conflicts of interest in accordance with established policies and procedures.
To promote transparency, the policies and procedures below are available for review. These documents provide the framework for BCSP's credentialing activities and outline the principles, requirements, and processes used to ensure decisions are made fairly, consistently, and impartially.
BCSP's Feedback and General Adverse Complaint/Appeal Process
Complaint Filing Process - General Credential Activities
Appeal Filing Process – Adverse Credentialing Decisions
Appeal Filing Process – Criminal Convictions Denial and Professional License/Credential
Complaint Filing Process - Alleged Ethics Violation Against a Credential Holder
Complaint Filing Process - Misuse of BCSP Credential Registered Titles and Acronyms
Policies
Criminal Convictions and Actions Against Professional License and Credentials Policy
Unauthorized Use of Credentials and Other BCSP Protected Materials Policy
Forms
Criminal Conviction and Professional Registration, Certification, or License Information Form
Non-Discrimination Policy
BCSP evaluates all candidates seeking certification without regard to religion, ethnicity, gender, age, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, or other protected classes.