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The hierarchy of controls, incident rates, TWA and noise, OSHA recordkeeping, lockout/tagout, confined spaces, fall protection, industrial hygiene and PDCA. Each topic gets its own page: the drawing first, then what you need to remember. 73 illustrated pages.
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Every page has one big drawing and a box with the numbers, steps and standards you need to know:
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 9 parts and 68 topics.
You're walking the plant and you spot a hazard that no specific OSHA standard covers. Your manager asks if OSHA can still cite it. You know the answer is somewhere in the OSH Act.
The manual gives you Section 5 in long paragraphs: employer duties, standards, employee duties, all run together. You read it after the shift, and by morning 5(a)(1) and 5(a)(2) are the same blur.
In the book, Section 5 is one drawing: three boxes, 5(a)(1) General Duty, 5(a)(2) standards, 5(b) employees, each one showing who it applies to and what it looks like on the floor.
Same with the 1904 recordability path, lockout/tagout, permit-required confined spaces, the fall protection triggers and the TRIR math: each one has its own page.
So when the question comes, on the job or on the exam, you picture the page and answer without going back to the manual.
How the exam is built, safety math, OSHA law and recordkeeping, general industry, construction, industrial hygiene, fire and ergonomics, management systems and an exam-day review: 73 pages, all illustrated.
Think of it this way:
Exam day. A lockout scenario: one machine, two energy sources, a maintenance crew waiting. You need the steps in the right order, right now.
You picture the lockout/tagout page you studied: the 1910.147 energy control sequence drawn as 7 numbered steps, from notifying the affected workers to verifying zero energy.
Same with the TRIR math, the 4 ft vs. 6 ft triggers, permit-required confined spaces, the 8-hour TWA and the extinguisher classes: each one on its own page.
Safety Professional Illustrated is 9 parts and 68 topics, all drawn, and it closes with every formula on one page, the most frequent math mistakes and a final checklist before the exam.
What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.
The ASP blueprint by domain, how to read an OSHA citation, the hierarchy of controls and risk as likelihood × severity.
Safety math you can follow line by line: TRIR, DART and severity rate, ppm to mg/m³, 8-hour TWA, noise dose, adding decibels, sling angles and Ohm's law, each one solved with real numbers.
OSHA law and recordkeeping, so you can tell recordable from first aid without opening 1904: the OSH Act and the General Duty Clause, citation types, the recordability path, counting days, the 300, 300A and 301 forms, and what to report.
Lockout/tagout, energy sources, permit spaces and atmospheric testing, entry roles, HazCom labels, the 16-section SDS, respirators, PPE, machine guarding, forklifts and electrical work practices.
Fall protection triggers, personal fall arrest numbers, ladders and scaffolds, excavations and soil types, cranes and rigging.
The industrial hygiene cycle, routes of entry, PEL, REL, TLV and action level, ventilation, heat stress and WBGT, radiation and bloodborne pathogens.
Fire tetrahedron and extinguisher classes, flammable liquids, exit routes and the EAP, the NIOSH lifting equation, ergonomic risk factors, environmental laws and incident command.
PDCA, leading vs. lagging indicators, JHA, 5 Whys and fishbone, FMEA and fault trees, management of change, ADDIE and ethics.
Every formula on one page, the most frequent math mistakes, numbers that look alike, a study plan by domain and a final checklist.
At the end of the book: Every formula on one page, the most frequent math mistakes and a study plan by domain.
Exam-style questions on every topic of the book, each with the answer explained, so you find your weak spots before exam day.
Every formula and its constant on printable one-page cards, next to the most frequent mistakes, to review in ten minutes before a study session.
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You get the whole blueprint in order, one drawn page per topic, so each study night after the shift has a clear start and finish.
The formulas, the look-alike standard numbers and the most frequent math mistakes are in the review part, ready for the last weeks.
Lockout steps, fall protection triggers and recordkeeping rules on printed pages you can keep in the truck or at the site office.
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Yes. It doesn't explain what a hard hat is. It organizes the ASP topics you already half-know, one drawn page each, and works the math step by step.
From the ASP Examination Blueprint published on bcsp.org (9 domains, 200 questions, 5 hours), the official text of OSHA 29 CFR 1904, 1910 and 1926 on eCFR, and NIOSH publications.
No. It's an independent study guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by BCSP, OSHA or any exam body.
No, and it doesn't give a certificate or CEUs. If you already have the manual and a question app, this is the piece in between: one drawn page per topic, so when a practice answer doesn't make sense, you see why. It doesn't replace a course, your employer's training or the official text of the standards.
No. The workbook questions are written for this book in the style of the exam. They are not official ASP questions.
The book and the 2 bonus books arrive as a PDF by email, at the address you enter at checkout.
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