Frequently Asked Questions

Is the ACSP affiliated with the BCSP or NCCER?

No. The ACSP is not affiliated with the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP) or the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).

Is the ACSP nationally accredited?

No. While the ACSP is not nationally accredited, all courses offered as part of our professional development credentialing are recognized by the International Competency Assessment Board (I-CAB).

What if my name is not recognized in the ACSP Database

If we were unable to locate any training records under the name provided. To help us determine whether this is due to a system error or missing information, please review the following and provide any relevant details:

Verify Spelling
Ensure that the name is spelled exactly as it was submitted at the time of training. This includes any suffixes (e.g., Jr., Sr., III), which must be included for an accurate search.
Group or Company-Sponsored Training
If your course was part of a group or company-conducted session, you may be listed under a group transcript rather than an individual ACSP account.

To assist us in locating your records, please provide a copy of your course certificate and any additional information that may be helpful.

What are the benefits of joining Association of Construction Safety Professionals?

All courses are International Competency Assessment Board (I-CAB) Approved

· Courses can be completed at the users own pace

· Each individual course comes with a verifiable certificate of completion

· Learn concepts that help effectively manage a safety and health program

· Build on Leadership Skills

Can I get my OSHA 510 or 500 through the ACSP?

No. The OSHA 510 (Standards for the Construction Industry) and OSHA 500 (Trainer Course) are only available through authorized OSHA Outreach Training Centers.

Will I receive a Department of Labor card after completing an ACSP 10- or 30-Hour Standards Course?

No. ACSP courses are OSHA-compliant and I-CAB recognized, but they do not result in a Department of Labor (DOL) OSHA card.

How Can My Employer Verify My ACSP Training?

ACSP courses can be verified in one of three ways:

Request Verification: You can request verified copies of your completed training to be emailed from the Help Desk. The certificate holder will be copied on the verification email.
User Home Page: ACSP account holders can log in to their home page to download PDF copies of their verified training certificates.
Verify by Control Number: As of June 1st, 2025, all ACSP certificates can be instantly verified using the individual control number at https://www.bistrainer.com/v1/index.cfm?action=store.ticketverification.