Executive Certificate in Occupational Safety & Health (ECOSH) — CIPM Sri Lanka

The Executive Certificate in Occupational Safety & Health (ECOSH) is a concise yet comprehensive 33-hour programme designed to enhance workplace productivity through effective Occupational Safety & Health (OSH) practices. The course equips participants with industry best practices needed to build world-class organizations.

The program is ideal for a diverse group of professionals, including HR Professionals, Factory Managers & Engineers, Health & Safety Officers, Supervisors & Compliance Officers and Doctors & Quality Managers.

Admission Requirements

Applicants must have one of the following:

  • Six passes in G.C.E. O/L plus three years of work experience

  • Three passes in G.C.E. A/L plus one year of work experience

Programme Details

  • Duration: 33 hours

  • Tuition Fee: LKR 45,000 (all-inclusive)

  • Next Commencement: 28 June 2025

As highlighted in CIPM’s Annual Report, the ECOSH programme is a high-impact training module that has successfully run 18 online batches over the past 48 months. Its virtual format enhances accessibility and has gained popularity for its practical relevance and robust industry recognition.

By empowering professionals to implement OSH best practices, ECOSH plays a vital role in enhancing organizational safety and efficiency, making it a strategic step for career development in multiple sectors.

For more information, visit the official CIPM website.

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