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USACRC Professional Certificate Program

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USACRC Professional Certificate Program

The USACRC Professional Certificate Program (PCP) is consistent with the mission of the USACRC as the Army Force Modernization Proponent for Army Safety. The intended outcome of each certificate is to meet competency and training requirements of the given occupational series or job functions (stakeholders) for which the certificate is intended. The PCP consists of the following eight certificates:

  • Professional Certificate in Safety and Occupational Health (PCSOH) (See PCPSOP Annex A)
    Effective , the PCSOH is available only to Army Soldiers and 0017, 0018, 0019, 0081, 0690, 1306, and 0803 Army Civilians.
  • Professional Certificate in Explosives Safety - Level I (PCES1) (See PCPSOP Annex B)
  • Professional Certificate in Explosives Safety - Level II (PCES2) (See PCPSOP Annex C)
  • Professional Certificate in Army Emergency Management - Level I (PCEM1) (See PCPSOP Annex D)
  • Professional Certificate in Army Emergency Management - Level II (PCEM2) (See PCPSOP Annex E)
  • Aviation Safety Officer Course (ASOC) (See PCPSOP Annex F)
  • Ground Safety Officer Course (GSOC) (See PCPSOP Annex F)
  • Professional Certificate in Industrial Safety (PCIS) See Annex I

Questions or Applications Assistance

Please coordinate all PCP related questions or application assistance with your supervisory chain of command and/or the Command Certificate Program Manager at your Service or Army Command (ACOM, ASCC, or DRU).

PCP Standard Operating Procedures

Board of Certified Safety Professionals Information

Professional Certificate Program Certificate Recipient Directory

DISCLAIMER: The USACRC Professional Certificate Program Management (PCPM) provides rosters of certificate recipients for informational purposes only - the directory is not intended for advice or instruction. The information contained in the directory rosters is accurate to our knowledge. Notice of any errors, whether typographical or otherwise, should be communicated promptly to the PCPM. A Common Access Card is required to view the files below. CAC REQUIRED

Other Information

Hot Topics

  • PCPSOP ANNEX A1 PCSOH Application Form is revised as of that removes NFPA 70E/NEC from line u in Section III. PCPSOP ANNEX A2 Training and Equivalency Matrix is revised as of that grants equivalent credit for ASOC and GSOC for line r (Legal Aspects) and line ab (Tactical).
  • PCPSOP ANNEX A1 PCSOH Application Form is revised as of that requires CSP applicants to submit proof of CES. This change will be enforced at the 4th quarter panel of FY25 scheduled in .
  • We eliminated the 5-year expiration date on the Professional Certificate for Explosives Safety, Level 2 effective to ensure we conform to the accreditation certificate program standards set forth by American National Standards Institute National Accreditation Board (ANAB)'s ASTM E2659-18, Standard Practice for Certificate Programs. Revised USACRC Professional Certificate Program SOP and PCPSOP Annex C PCES2 Requirements and Application Procedures dated are posted on this webpage.
  • The Professional Certificate in Industrial Safety is a new addition to the USACRC Professional Certificate Program (PCP).
  • We are pleased to release a newly revised PCSOH Equivalency Matrix developed in collaboration with subject matter experts in the field.
  • Improvements to the document include training options and costs, the removal of several courses that are either no longer available or do not meet the contact hours requirements, and the addition of several courses that are equivalents.
  • Courses only appearing on the old version of the Equivalency Matrix that have a completion date prior to will be accepted up through the 1st panel of FY 25. Thereafter, all training must comply with the or later version.
  • Effective , the PCSOH will be available only to Army Soldiers and 0017, 0018, 0019, 0081, 0690, 1306, and 0803 Army Civilians.
  • If you received the PCSOH, PCES1, PCES2, PCEM1 or PCEM2, we would appreciate your feedback using this survey link: https://survey.tradoc.army.mil. It takes less than five minutes and will enable us to better serve the Army safety community.