CSP-11 · Domain 6 · 10% of blueprint
Measure the exposure before choosing the control.
This domain combines occupational hygiene with applied science: exposure assessment, public health, toxicology, ergonomics, chemistry, and physics.
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Evaluate occupational exposures using measurement, sampling, and analysis for chemical, physical, biological, and environmental hazards.
Apply public-health principles including epidemiology, infectious disease, risk factors, and statistical interpretation.
Use toxicology concepts and exposure information to develop control and risk-mitigation plans.
Evaluate ergonomics and human factors including body mechanics, lifting, vibration, anthropometrics, visual acuity, and fatigue.
Apply chemistry to containment-volume and hazardous-material storage calculations.
Apply physics concepts involving forms of energy, weights, forces, and stresses.
Domain scope is based on the public BCSP CSP11 Examination Blueprint, version 2024.04.24. SafePath paraphrases the published knowledge/skill statements for study use and is independent of BCSP.
