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Board of Environmental, Health & Safety Auditor Certifications
The Auditing Roundtable is presenting its EHS Basic Auditing Skills Course in Minneapolis, MN on June 3 - 4, 2008.
This in-depth training course is designed to provide new or prospective auditors with the EHS Auditing Skills consistent with updated BEAC EHS Auditing Performance Practices and Standards.
Who Should Attend:
This course offers invaluable preparation for applicants working to obtain certification as a Certified Professional Environmental or Health & Safety Auditor (CPEA). It is also an excellent refresher course for CPEAs who want to enhance or refresh their auditing skills and obtain BEAC Continuing Professional Development credit.
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The following text is agreed and approved by The Auditing Roundtable (AR), Board of Environmental, Health & Safety Auditor Certifications (BEAC) and The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA).
VALUE PROPOSITION FOR THE TRI-LATERAL INITIATIVE
The Leading organizations in EHS and internal auditing have joined forces to promote the professional practice of EHS auditing and auditor expertise. Collectively, the AR, BEAC and The IIA provides auditors and stakeholders with resources such as auditor certifications, codes of ethics, body of knowledge, and educational and networking opportunities, for a competent and productive EHS audit program.
EHS auditing contributes to effective and accountable corporate risk management. When delivered by certified professionals, a reliable EHS audit program adds to the business value by enabling improved performance, enhancing credibility, increasing stakeholder assurance, and defining the organization as a responsible employer and an environmental steward.
If you have any questions please contact the Marketing Task Force Leader, Cindy Chiles, at cchiles@cc-global or (310) 832-8400.
BEAC board members recently contributed to an article on Corporate Social Responsibility in the IIA Insight online newsletter.
The BEAC Examination Committee recommended, and the Board approved, and exemption from Part II of the BEAC Environmental Compliance examination to those holding a current Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) designation. Contact the BEAC office at 407 831 7727 for more information.
