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The Value of IHMM Credentials
Below you will see the credential badges from BadgeCert that are now in each CHMM, CHMP, CDGT, CDGP, AHMM, Student CHMM, CSHM, CSMP, CSSM, ASHM, and Student ASHM certificant’s MYIHMM account. Every IHMM certificant may use these badges, linked as those below are to their IHMM credential page, for their email signatures, business cards, and other social media applications. You’re justifiably proud of the accomplishment of having earned your credential, and you can show the rest of the world.
EHS / Workplace Safety Credentials
Certified Safety & Health Manager
Certified Safety Management Practitioner
Associate Safety & Health Manager
Student Associate Safety & Health Manager
Certified School Safety Manager
Hazardous Materials / Dangerous Goods Transportation Credentials
Certified Hazardous Materials Manager
Certified Hazardous Materials Practitioner
Certified Dangerous Goods Professional
Associate Hazardous Materials Manager
Certified Dangerous Goods Trainer
Student Certified Hazardous Materials Manager
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IHMM RECENT NEWS
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS/DANGEROUS GOODS
Clean Harbors demonstrates successful destruction of PFAS surpassing EPA standards
CARB to hold public hearing on methane emissions regulation
Doctors Tested a Common Drug on COVID. The Results Are Stunning
The Invisible Plastic Threat You Can Finally See
New Mexico Poised to Be First Jurisdiction to Impose Labeling Requirements on All Products Containing PFAS
Comments Due October 8, 2025, on Connecticut’s Draft PFAS Reporting Form for Manufacturers and Draft Order Regarding Labeling
Permitting Reform Ahead: EPA Targets Preconstruction Rules and Retires Reactivation Policy
Emerging Contaminant Spotlight: Ortho-Phthalates
Labor Compliance Meets Land Use: What California’s Environmental Law Reforms Mean for Construction Employers
California Posts Preliminary Roster for Landmark Climate Disclosure Mandate
EPA Clarifies its Interpretation of What Constitutes “Begin Actual Construction” in New Guidance, Plans Rulemaking for 2026
EHS/WORKPLACE SAFETY
4 Steps for Developing an Effective Fall Protection System
ASSP TR-Z590.6-2023: PPE Guidance for Women
Government shutdown threatens to stall federal construction projects
Trump places a 10% tariff on lumber and a 25% tariff on furniture and cabinets
Threat assessment: Minimizing disputes in public contracting
Stop chasing, start leading: How AI is redefining construction finance
Virginia Tech unveils hard hat, helmet rating system
The Top Construction Tech to Watch
Beware of imitators: NIOSH cautions about ‘misrepresented’ respirators
Study links good workplace relationships to fewer injuries and illnesses
California Lawmakers Send ‘Workplace Know Your Rights Act’ Bill to Governor
Quiz yourself on OSHA confined space regulations
NIOSH publishes updated CBRN Respiratory Protection Handbook
Inside IHMM
The IHMM Foundation Jobs Board
We invite our participating companies to post their available employment opportunities here. There is no charge for this service. IHMM Foundation/HMS staff reviews each proposed posting for clarity and completeness before posting to the public view and may remove a posting without notice. Go here to post your jobs available.
Hazardous Materials Manager – Univ of NC @ Chapel Hill – The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH)
Senior Environmental Compliance Specialist – Aarcher Staffing
Environmental, Health & Safety Manager – The Gill Corp – MD
Connect. Collaborate. Get Hired!
Losing a job is tough—but you don’t have to navigate the next steps alone. IHMM’s COLLABORATION platform is more than just a place to network; it’s a community where environmental health, hazardous materials, and workplace safety professionals come together to connect, collaborate, and find new opportunities.
IHMM launched its “Open to Work” online COLLABORATION community exclusively for IHMM certificants looking to connect, share resumes, and discover job opportunities together in a supportive environment.
- Go to IHMM’s Collaboration platform > https://community.ihmm.org/home
- Scroll down to the OPEN FOR WORK Community
- Post your resume, preferred work location[s], and experience there
IHMM’s Unprecedented Outreach: Elevating Excellence Worldwide
2025 marks another milestone moment for IHMM! In our first 8 months, we have sent 6 million messages to thousands of private and public sector entities, amplifying awareness of IHMM, our prestigious credentials, and the dedicated professionals who hold them.
Looking back at 2024, IHMM reached an all-time high with over 3.29 million messages sent—an unprecedented level of engagement in our history, and we surpassed all of 2024 by May 2025.
This momentum is more than just numbers; it’s a testament to our unwavering mission. Every day, across 50 states and 85 countries, IHMM champions the critical role of IHMM’s credentialed professionals, setting standards of excellence in environmental, health, and safety fields. Together, we are shaping the future—one message, one connection, one breakthrough at a time!
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IHMM Salary Survey Results
IHMM is pleased to release the survey of salaries underlying the hazardous materials/dangerous goods credentials salaries by job title, as well as the survey of salaries underlying the workplace safety credentials salaries by job title. You may download these surveys as linked below.
The Dr. John H Frick Memorial IHMM Scholarship Program – Accepting Applications NOW September 15 to October 15, 2025
Scholarship Applications Accepted from September 15 to October 15, 2025
The Institute of Hazardous Materials Management is pleased to have created $32,000 in academic scholarships, divided equally between $16,000 for students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate education in approved schools and who are also Student CHMMs, and $16,000 for students enrolled in undergraduate or graduate education in approved schools and who are also Student ASHMs.
IHMM seeks to foster the growth and academic success of students whose courses of education, and participation in one of our Student certifications, will lead to those students becoming fully-certified IHMM credential holders later in their professional lives.
Go to > https://hazmatsociety.org/scholarship/
Fueling Innovation Through Collaboration!
This week alone, 1,776 conversations are sparking ideas, solving problems, and connecting professionals on the IHMM/IHMM Foundation Collaboration Platform! IHMM’s certificants are in 50 states and 85 other countries – here is where we communicate with each other.
Need expert insights? Facing a tough challenge? Looking for fresh perspectives from industry leaders? This is your space to connect, share, and grow.
🔹 Tap into a powerhouse of knowledge
🔹 Engage with top professionals in your field
🔹 Turn workplace challenges into success stories—together!
At IHMM, we believe that the best solutions come from collaboration. This is where we support each other, reduce workplace stress, and create meaningful change—as a team, as a community, and as a force for excellence.
Join the conversation. Make an impact. Let’s collaborate!
You can collaborate here.
Access to COLLABORATION is through the same username/password you use to access your MYIHMM account. Are you having a problem? Contact Jimmy Nguyen at [email protected]
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Congratulations. After hard work and dedication, you earned your professional credential. Now, every 5 years, you will need to recertify your valuable credential. Over 5 years, you need to earn 200 certification maintenance points or CMPs. You receive 100 CMPs for the job you perform, and then need to earn a minimum of another 100 CMPs in a variety of ways, demonstrating your commitment to continuous improvement and remaining current with the demands of your profession and our communities of practice.
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Upholding Integrity: The Updated IHMM Code of Ethics
At IHMM, integrity isn’t just a principle—it’s the foundation of everything we do. Our Code of Ethics is the guiding standard for all IHMM Certificants, ensuring that professionals in hazardous materials, dangerous goods, environment, health, and safety uphold the highest levels of honor, trust, and responsibility in their work.
By committing to this Code, Certificants reinforce their dedication to excellence, ethical conduct, and public safety. Violating these standards isn’t an option—those who do may face disciplinary action from a peer review panel, including credential suspension or revocation.
We’ve recently updated our Code of Ethics to reflect evolving industry standards and best practices. Stay informed, stay accountable, and continue leading with integrity.
📜 Explore the updated IHMM Code of Ethics here: IHMM Code of Ethics
🎥 Watch the latest Code of Ethics video below!
IHMM CONFERENCES For 2025
IHMM will attend the following conferences and trade shows in 2025. Please be sure to drop by the IHMM booth and say hello to the staff while you are there. We want to meet you! So far in 2025, IHMM has been with NSC, AHMP Hazmat Summit, AIHA Connect, COSTHA, and the Ohio Safety Conference. Below is what we have coming up!
Are there conferences you believe IHMM should attend in 2025 that are not named here? If so, let us know by sending an email to [email protected]
IHMM Mentors Support
Welcome to the Future of Professional Growth with IHMM’s Mentoring Program!
Are you ready to take your career to the next level? Dive into a world of opportunity and advancement with IHMM’s dynamic mentoring program! Our experienced mentors are here to share their expertise, offer personalized guidance, and help you navigate both credential exams and everyday work challenges.
✨ Unlock Your Potential: Learn from industry leaders and accelerate your professional journey. ✨ Tailored Support: Receive personalized advice and strategies to overcome your unique challenges. ✨ Build Connections: Join a vibrant community of professionals eager to support and inspire each other.
Whether you’re a newcomer in the field or seeking to hone your skills, IHMM’s mentoring program is your gateway to growth and success. Stay tuned for inspiring stories, valuable tips, and exclusive insights from our mentors!
Embark on a journey of discovery and achievement with us. Welcome aboard!
IHMM’s Collaboration platform contains a “Mentor Match” module [see below at right] that allows mentors to signup designating the hours, number of mentees, subject areas, and length of time they wish to mentor – as well as enabling mentees signup requesting assistance in specified areas. The mentor match module does the rest by matching mentors and mentees.
IHMM Government Affairs
Regulatory Updates
Dept of Labor – OSHA – IHMM Collects Comments
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration [OSHA] published 4 rulemakings for public comment in which IHMM has chosen to participate. IHMM requested certificant input on whether to submit comments on one or more of these proposal rulemakings and what specific comments to submit. Each proposed rulemaking is briefly described below. The newly extended deadline is November 1, 2025.
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These two proposed rulemaking comments have been drafted and are being reviewed by IHMM Govt Affairs…
- USDOL – OSHA – Amending the Medical Evaluation Requirements in the Respiratory Protection Standard for Certain Types of Respirators
Deadline: November 1, 2025. The U.S. Department of Labor/ posted a notice on July 1, 2025, concerning amendments to the Medical Evaluation Requirements in the Respiratory Protection Standard for Certain Types of Respirators.
- USDOL – OSHA – Interpretation of the General Duty Clause: Limitation for Inherently Risky Professional Activities
Deadline: November 1, 2025. The U.S. Department of Labor/ posted a notice on July 1, 2025, concerning Interpretation of the General Duty Clause: Limitation for Inherently Risky Professional Activities
- USDOL – OSHA – Rescission of Coordinated Enforcement Regulations
Deadline: November 1, 2025
The Department of Labor (the Department or DOL) proposes to remove the regulations that set forth the procedures within the Department for the coordination of enforcement activities by the Wage and Hour Division (WHD), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), and the Employment and Training Administration (ETA) relating to migrant farmworkers. The Department is proposing this removal because these regulations limit the Department’s discretion, impose unnecessary and duplicative internal procedures, and prevent the Department’s agencies from coordinating with regard to migrant farmworkers in more efficient, effective ways.
- USDOL – OSHA – Construction Illumination Standards
Deadline: November 1, 2025
OSHA is seeking comment on fully rescinding the construction illumination rules found in 29 CFR 1926.26 and 1926.56, citing that current lighting standards are “not reasonably necessary” to reduce significant risk.
The Joint Meeting of the RID Committee of Experts and the Working Party on the Transport of Dangerous Goods
The Joint Meeting of the RID Committee of Experts and the Working Party on the Transport of Dangerous Goods was held at the Palais des Nations in Geneva from September 17 to 25, 2025. Amendments adopted during this session (4/4) are to be published in the 2027 edition of the regulations (RID\ADR\ADN).
The following summary is provided to allow you to follow the discussions at the meeting. After Week 2, there was a total of 21 formal working papers and 40 informal documents (attached summary contains links to documents on the UN Website).
Important Stories for IHMM Certificants
EPA Proposes to Amend TSCA Risk Evaluation Framework
On September 23, 2025, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) proposed highly anticipated amendments to the procedural framework rule for conducting existing chemical risk evaluations under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA). 90 Fed. Reg. 45690. Comments on the proposed rule are due November 7, 2025. EPA states that under the Paperwork Reduction Act, “comments on the information collection provisions are best assured of consideration if the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) receives a copy of your comments on or before October 23, 2025.” The proposed rule is well crafted and the changes to the risk evaluation framework are unsurprising. For more information on the amendments and our commentary, please read the full memorandum.
U.S. Chemical Safety Board Releases Update on its Investigation of Fatal Explosion at U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works
Washington D.C. September 29, 2025 — Today, the U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board (CSB) released an update on the agency’s ongoing investigation into the August 11, 2025, fatal explosion at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works facility in Clairton, Pennsylvania.
Two U.S. Steel employees were killed in the explosion. Five other workers were seriously injured and hospitalized—four U.S. Steel employees and one employee of Veolia Water North America Operating Services. Six additional workers — five U.S. Steel employees and an employee of MPW Industrial Services, Inc. (MPW) — were treated for injuries but not hospitalized.
Federal Government Shutdown Looms – September 30 Update
The Intersociety Forum [ISF], of which IHMM is a part, is writing to Congress concerning the looming shutdown, as it will have a substantial impact on protections for workers. Here is the letter to Congress.
Impact on health agencies, research, courts, and grants
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) anticipates furloughing ~41% of its workforce, severely constraining public health activities, oversight, research, communication, etc.
Within HHS, the CDC would furlough a higher proportion (64%), and the NIH (national research operations) up to 75%.
The judiciary (federal courts) warns that it may not be able to sustain full operations past October 3 without further appropriations, meaning many court staff and functions could be paused.
Grants and contracts (e.g., to states, universities, small businesses) could be delayed or suspended.
Health care / ACA subsidies
One of the central divisive issues is whether a funding bill should include an extension (or permanent reauthorization) of Affordable Care Act premium tax credits (which reduce health insurance premiums for low- and middle-income people). Democrats are insisting, Republicans (and the White House) are resisting inclusion of new policy mandates or expansions in a short-term funding bill. If those subsidies expire, analysts warn that more than 4 million Americans could lose support, and the health sector could face big revenue losses.
If Congress does not act, a partial government shutdown could begin at 12:01 a.m. ET on October 1
Intersociety Forum [ISF] Updates Core Principles
The Intersociety Forum (ISF) is a coalition of approximately 40 organizations, including IHMM, dedicated to safeguarding worker safety and health, and promoting the fact that effective safety practices create a strategic advantage that powers enduring business success, fosters innovation, and protects workers.
The ISF has issued “Driving Business Growth and Profitability,” reflecting that modern occupational environmental, health and safety (EHS) practices are key to driving economic growth. This document, developed by the Intersociety Forum (ISF), a coalition of organizations dedicated to safeguarding worker safety and health, highlights the many ways safety practices create a strategic advantage that powers enduring business success while fostering innovation and protecting workers.
We all share these principles and share them with the government and the private sector.
Understanding Firearm-Related Injury and School Violence
Podcast Series
Curious about how schools can prevent firearm-related injuries and strengthen safety efforts? Our Understanding Firearm-Related Injury and School Violence podcast series brings together experts to discuss topics like youth suicide prevention, anonymous reporting systems, community engagement, and extreme risk protection orders. Across five episodes, you’ll gain practical insights and evidence-based perspectives for educators, caregivers, and anyone invested in school safety. Explore the full series today. Learn More
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Perspectives on Youth Violence Prevention
Releasing 10/8, this Spotlight video features NCSS school safety experts discussing how schools can meaningfully engage students in violence prevention. The conversation highlights actionable strategies for empowering youth, strengthening school climate, building trust, and supporting lasting positive change.
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Additional School Safety Resources
- 10/15 – Preventing Mass Attacks in Our Communities
Hosted by the Department of Homeland Security - 10/16 – Enhancing K-12 Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management Practices
Hosted by CISA - 11/19 – Enhancing School Safety Using Behavioral Threat Assessment
Hosted by the Department of Homeland Security
Recent News from the European Chemicals Agency
- Highlights from September RAC and SEAC
ECHA to consult on PFAS draft opinion in spring 2026
The European Chemicals Agency plans to launch a consultation on the draft opinion of its Committee for Socio-Economic Analysis (SEAC) on the proposed EU-wide restriction of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) following the Committee’s meeting in March 2026.
News from IHMM Affiliates
Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals
IHMM is affiliated with AHMP and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.
AHMP News
- This year’s Summit not only featured engaging sessions and collaboration but also recognized outstanding professionals and organizations who have made significant contributions to the EHS and hazardous materials community. Congratulations to all our award recipients for their dedication, leadership, and commitment to advancing the profession.
- 2025 Award Honorees for the 2024 Award Year:
- Distinguished Service Recognition: Glorianna L. Reeser, REM, CSRP, CHMM, CSP; Dr. Joseph Whitlock
- Pete Cook Founder’s Award: Kelsey L. Forde, CIH, CSP, CHMM
- Young Hazardous Materials Professional of the Year: Taylor Grabner, PE, CHMM
- Hazardous Materials Professional of the Year: Dr. Joseph Whitlock
- Friend of the Alliance: Eugene A. Guilford, Jr., IHMM
- Organizational Friend of the Alliance: Institute of Hazardous Materials Management
- Distinguished Chapter/Section Recognition: AHMP Cyber Chapter; Gateway Society of Hazardous Materials Managers; Heartland AHMP
- Chapter Communications Program of the Year: Gateway Society of Hazardous Materials Managers
- Chapter Milestones: AHMP New England Chapter (30 years); Central Ohio CHMM (30 years); Dallas–Fort Worth Chapter of the AHMP (30 years); Lone Star AHMP (15 years)
- Al Arnofsky Chapter of the Year: AHMP Cyber Chapter
- AHMP Honorary Award: Richard Cartwright (posthumously)
In addition, a new honor was introduced: The Richard Cartwright Excellence in Hazardous Materials Leadership Award. This award will carry forward Richard Cartwright’s legacy by celebrating professionals who exemplify exceptional leadership, positive influence, and a passion for advancing compliance and standards in hazardous materials management. Learn more about AHMP Awards
- We are excited to announce a new partnership between the Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals (AHMP) and the Coalition for the Common Good, which includes Antioch University and Otterbein University. Through this collaboration, AHMP members AND their eligible household family members can now access degree and certificate programs with a 15% Partnership Discount on all tuition and fees.
AHMP Webinars
- Join AHMP for our October Webinar: Young EHS Professionals on Thursday, October 16, 2025, from 3:00–4:00 PM Eastern. The session will explore the challenges and solutions surrounding the environmental workforce, where employers struggle to find talent and young professionals struggle to find opportunities, compounded by the impact of the pandemic on education. Speaker Eric Emmett, P.E., Senior Director and Engineer at Environmental Operations, Inc., will share insights on recruiting, mentoring, and retaining young professionals, as well as the qualities employers seek. Learn More (Students are eligible to attend at no cost. Email [email protected] for registration code)
- Join AHMP for our November Webinar: Legionella – Strategies for Evaluation and Management on Thursday, November 6, 2025 from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm Eastern. This session will provide an overview of the challenges for a qualified professional when performing a Legionella evaluation. The differences between a routine sampling and outbreak response investigation will be reviewed, as well as discussions regarding the various types of Legionella bacteria, emergency remediation, and susceptible populations. Finally, current guidance for water management in buildings will be presented including both potable and non-potable systems and a case study, if time allows. The goal of this presentation is for the attendee to increase their knowledge of potential sources of Legionella and impact on public health. Learn More
American Industrial Hygiene Association
IHMM is affiliated with AIHA and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.
The Synergist
How the Updated Chemical Protective Clothing Helps You Protect Workers
By Abby Roberts
Robert N. Phalen, PhD, CIH, CSP, FAIHA, is now a professor and program director of occupational safety and health at the University of Houston-Clear Lake. But years ago, he worked in automotive repair and service. Exposure to vehicle oils led to his developing contact dermatitis, a painful condition that occurs when irritants or allergens cause the skin to become inflamed. Because Phalen’s employer did not provide him with gloves to protect his hands, he had to buy his own.
Lack of protective clothing is also an issue he has observed throughout his industrial hygiene career. “I’ve seen plenty of people affected by contact with chemicals,” he told SynergistNOW
National Safety Council
IHMM is a member of the National Safety Council and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.
NSC News
- Frontline workers lack employer support on ergo issues, NSC says in new report
- CVSA hazmat inspection blitz parks more than 1 in 8 trucks and buses
- Virginia Tech unveils construction safety helmet ratings
- OSHA gives more follow-up time to heat-rule hearing participants
- FMCSA announces pilot programs on trucker hours of service, asks for comment
- Study links good workplace relationships to fewer injuries and illnesses
NSC Webinars
- Oct 2 – Simplifying OSHA Rooftop Fall Protection Requirements
- Oct 9 – Arc Flash Safety: Breaking Down 2025’s Breaking News
- Oct 16 – Benchmarking Safety Culture: The Communication Edge of Leading Companies in 2025
- Oct 23 – Preventing SIFs: How Technology is Reshaping Workplace Safety
- Oct 30 – Building Your Safety Champion Network: From the Front Line to the C-Suite
American Society of Safety Professionals
IHMM is a member of the American Society of Safety Professionals and is pleased to bring this important information to all of our certificants.
ASSP News
- Episode 171: Let’s Not Point Fingers: How to Create a Culture of Accountability
- Navigating the Winds of Change in Safety: An Update from ISO/TC 283 — Global Committee Working on the ISO 45001 Revision
- Senate Panel Backs OSHA, MSHA and NIOSH Funding: What It Means for Safety
- Embracing the Opportunity to Learn
ASSP Webinars
- Oct 2 – Fundamentals of Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
- Oct 23 – Integrating ISO 45001 to Manage Occupational Health & Safety
- Oct 23 – Integrating Z10 to Manage Occupational Health & Safety
- Oct 23 – Enterprise Risk Management for Safety Professionals
- Oct 23 – Management Systems Auditing
- Oct 23 – Bowtie Risk Assessment
- Oct 23 – Influential Leadership Skills
- Oct 23 – Corporate Safety Management
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The Certified Professional
From the IHMM Foundation | Highlighting Our Commitment to Professional Development | Scholarships | Research | Affinity Programs | Networking
IHMM and The IHMM Foundation
Check it out! The graphic to the left brings to life the powerful partnership between IHMM and the IHMM Foundation — a collaboration built to support YOU and every IHMM credential holder!
IHMM created the IHMM Foundation with one goal in mind: to empower and elevate its certificants. While IHMM delivers a wide range of prestigious professional credentials, the IHMM Foundation steps in with game-changing professional development programs designed to support both current certificants and those on the path to certification.
Together, they’re building a stronger, smarter, and more connected community of professionals. 🚀 Ready to take your career to the next level? This is where it all begins!
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