Environmental management and employee safety and health issues are a tremendous responsibility. Many managers and supervisors are not fully aware of, nor prepared to meet, day-to-day environmental and safety responsibilities, yet every business and industry must comply with the multitude of government regulations or face expensive fines and litigation. The Manager of Environmental Safety and Health (MESH) Certificate Program is designed for environmental, safety and health professionals who want to improve their practical knowledge while earning a valuable credential.
Seven certificate programs
that demonstrate achievement through continuing education in occupational safety, health and the environment
Types of MESH Certificates
There are six MESH certificates to choose from and each is awarded after successfully completing 100 credit hours of continuing education. In addition, there is an Advanced MESH certificate option for those who have completed at least one type of MESH certificate. Click on each MESH logo to learn more.
How to Apply
The MESH Certificate Program is simple, flexible and designed for working professionals and non-degree seeking adults who want to engage in continuing education to meet their professional and personal goals. MESH credit courses are offered in various locations across North Carolina as well as online. After you have reached all requirements and your hours have been verified by a MESH Program Team Member, you will be provided with a link to pay the processing fee. The processing fee for this certificate program upon completion of the 100 minimum hours is $125. A payment link will be sent once the hours are verified. The certificate will be framed and you may choose to receive it during a class or have it shipped. Register below to get started!
For more information and frequently asked questions, please click our MESH Certificate Program FAQ HERE.
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MESH Certificate Program
MESH Program Sponsors
Earn the MESH Certificate when you complete 100 hours of continuing education through NC State University Industry Expansion Solutions (including the Southeastern OSHA Training Institute Education Center), the NC Department of Labor and/or the Safety & Health Council of North Carolina.
