The IASP CSHM stands for Certified Safety and Health Manager. It is a certification program offered by the International Association of Safety Professionals (IASP) that recognizes individuals who have demonstrated a high level of knowledge and expertise in managing safety and health programs within organizations.

The CSHM certification program is designed for safety professionals who have a minimum of five years of experience in the field and who hold a bachelor's degree or equivalent in safety or a related field. The certification process involves a comprehensive examination that covers a wide range of topics related to safety and health management, including risk management, safety program development and implementation, incident investigation, and regulatory compliance.

The CSHM certification is valid for three years, after which time holders must demonstrate ongoing professional development in order to maintain their certification. This can be achieved through continuing education, professional development activities, and participation in industry events and conferences.

The benefits of holding a CSHM certification include formal recognition of one's expertise and knowledge in managing safety and health programs within organizations, enhanced professional credibility, and increased opportunities for career advancement and salary growth. The certification is recognized internationally and is widely respected within the safety and health community.