Continuing Professional Development (CPD)


What is the purpose of CPD for AIHS Certified Members

All AIHS Certified Members are required to undergo Continuous Professional Development (CPD) to maintain their certification. Why do we do this? CPD is about developing your capabilities in your chosen profession to keep your skills, knowledge, and experience up to date. Download the CPD Guide or watch the CPD Dashboard Tutorial to get started.


CPD Requirements

The requirement for Certified Practitioner (COHSPrac), Certified Professional (COHSProf) and Chartered Professional (ChOHSP) members is 60 points across a three-year rolling cycle. 




Certified Practitioner 

OHS Practitioners should undertake further formal education, participate in learning activities and attend events for both education and networking.

Certified Professional

While formal education cannot be ruled out, OHS Professionals are less likely to complete further formal education and more likely to participate in learning activities, attend events and begin to give back to the profession.

Chartered Professional

Chartered OHS Professionals are less likely to obtain further formal qualifications and participate in learning activities such as eLearning and face-to-face training. At this level, a key requirement for CPD is a focus on using their knowledge, experience and capability to give back to the profession. A greater focus is placed on these CPS Categories to encourage this lifecycle of giving back.

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