Incidence rates, trench slopes, LOTO, NIOSH lifting, exposure limits: in your notes, a wall of text. Here every topic fits on one page, with the drawing and what you need to remember. 66 illustrated pages.
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One topic per page, the drawing that shows you how it works, and the boxes with what you need to know:
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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 11 parts and 62 topics.
You've read the ISO 45001 and ANSI Z10 elements three times. You close the review guide...
...and you can't say which element goes in Plan and which one goes in Check. It was just one line after another.
Here the two standards are one drawn wheel: Plan, Do, Check, Act, with every ISO 45001 and Z10 element placed in its own slice.
And on the pages next to it, every topic has its own: lockout/tagout in 7 steps, the fire tetrahedron, the emergency action plan, the four exposure limits and the NIOSH lifting equation.
First you understand why it works that way. Then the order stays with you on its own.
The exam, safety math, safety programs and risk, core hazards, ergonomics, fire, emergencies, industrial hygiene, training, environmental and legal essentials, and a final review: 66 pages, 62 sketched topics
Picture this:
Instead of rereading half a page on the NIOSH lifting equation without being able to see it...
...you open the page and find one worker lifting a box, with H, V, D and A marked right on the drawing and every multiplier in its place, starting from 51 lb.
And incidence rates, trench slopes, lockout/tagout, fire classes and exposure limits turn into drawings and tables you can read at a glance.
You stop repeating and start understanding.
That's what The ASP Exam Sketchbook does: 66 pages in 11 parts, one topic per page, and at the end the must-know numbers and formulas, the frequent mix-ups and an exam day checklist. What you see in order is easier to remember.
Because what your brain sees organized, it remembers.
What the exam covers, the nine domains and their weights, eligibility, fees and retake rules, and the on-screen calculator and timing.
Unit conversions and storage capacity, rigging loads and friction, trench slope ratios, fall clearance and arresting force, incidence rates, and statistics and cost-benefit.
ISO 45001 and Z10, the hierarchy of controls, FMEA, fault tree and what-if, risk matrices, GHS labels and SDSs, management of change, leading vs. lagging indicators and root cause.
Lockout/tagout, Ohm's law and circuits, excavation protective systems, falls, machine guarding and forklifts, scaffolds and cranes, confined spaces and process safety.
Ergonomic risk factors and MSDs, workstation design and posture, the NIOSH lifting equation, RULA, REBA and anthropometry.
The fire tetrahedron and fire classes, flammable limits and flash point, storage, bonding and hazardous locations, arc flash and GFCI, hot work and combustible dust, and sprinklers and extinguishers.
The emergency action plan, natural, human and biological threats, drills and evacuation, incident command and business continuity, and workplace violence.
TWA, STEL, ceiling and IDLH, routes of entry, pH and gas laws, noise and hearing conservation, heat and cold stress, radiation and the inverse square law, and biological hazards.
Adult learning and training methods, needs analysis, measuring training effectiveness, safety culture and human factors.
Waste classification, spills and environmental impacts, ISO 14001 and ESG, liability and multi-employer worksites, contracts and records, and worker impairment.
The must-know numbers and formulas, the frequent mix-ups, and an exam day checklist with the road to the CSP.
At the end of the book: Must-know numbers and formulas, frequent mix-ups and an exam day checklist.
The exam gives you no formula sheet, just an on-screen TI-30XS. Here you practice 40 original exam-style problems (incidence rates, slopes, fall clearance, NIOSH lifting, noise, inverse square, Ohm's law, unit conversions) until you can do each one in the same steps.
Keep the vocabulary of all 9 domains straight, including frequent mix-ups like FMEA vs. fault tree, STEL vs. ceiling, competent vs. qualified. Each card has the term on the front and a one-line definition plus a tiny sketch on the back.
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The nine domains in blueprint order, one topic per page, so you know where to start and can study at night in short sessions.
Every calculation worked in the same steps, and at the end the must-know numbers, the frequent mix-ups and an exam day checklist.
A visual review of what you do every day: LOTO, trench slopes, fall clearance, NIOSH lifting and exposure limits, with the OSHA section named on the page.
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For safety coordinators and EHS specialists approved to take the ASP, for anyone retaking it, and for people already in safety who want a visual review. It's not a beginner's intro: it's the 9 domains in order. Check the table of contents above to see every topic.
It follows the current BCSP ASP11 Examination Blueprint, domain by domain and in its order. The content is checked against OSHA 29 CFR 1910 and 1926 (including 1926 Subpart P Appendix B, 1926.502(d)(16), 1910.38, 1910.95 and 1910.155), the Revised NIOSH Lifting Equation (Pub. 94-110), the NIOSH Hierarchy of Controls and the BLS incidence-rate method. The section is named on the page.
No. It's an independent study book, not affiliated with or endorsed by BCSP, OSHA, NIOSH or NFPA. It doesn't give you a certificate, CEUs or recertification points: it's a book to study for the ASP exam.
No. It complements your review course and your employer's training: it gives you every topic on one drawn page so you can review it in order.
No. The 40 problems in the ASP Formula Workbook are original, written for this book in exam style. They're for practice, not official exam questions.
Yes. It's a high-resolution PDF, so you can print the whole book or just the pages you want to keep on your desk.
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