CPDCPDContinuing professional development (CPD) 
The IOSH Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme requires its members to complete a minimum of 30 hours of activities per year, recorded through an online tool. The programme includes formal training, seminars, conferences, workshops, e-learning, and self-directed learning. Members can choose from IOSH and external courses such as those run by EBIS. The CPD cycle consists of four stages: plan, do, reflect, and record. Members are encouraged to plan their CPD activities based on their professional development needs, complete them, reflect on what they have learned, and record their activities. The online record provides a summary of CPD activities, which can be used to demonstrate professional development to employers or regulators. 
The Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA) provides a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme for its members. The programme aims to help members maintain and develop their knowledge and skills in environmental management and assessment. Members are required to complete a minimum of 30 hours of CPD activities per year, including formal training, seminars, conferences, workshops, courses such as those run by EBIS and self-directed learning. The CPD programme is structured around a cycle of planning, doing, reflecting, and recording, and is supported by an online platform. Members can use their CPD record to demonstrate their professional development and commitment to environmental sustainability. 
The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) offers a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) programme to its members. The programme is designed to help members develop and maintain their knowledge and skills in risk and safety management. Members are required to complete a minimum of 30 credits over the 3-year period, which may include formal training, seminars, conferences, workshops, courses such as those run by EBIS and self-directed learning. The CPD programme is structured around a cycle of planning, doing, reflecting, and recording, and is supported by an online platform. Members can use their CPD record to demonstrate their professional development and commitment to improving risk and safety management practices. |