ISM Unlimited PDF/Engine Dumps Package

There seems to be some confusion regarding ISM certifications. There are two main interpretations of "ISM":

1. Institute for Supply Management (ISM): This organization offers certifications for supply management professionals. These certifications, like the Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM®), have experience requirements (with or without a degree) and involve passing exams.

2. International Safety Management (ISM) Code: This is a set of international regulations for the safe operation of ships and for pollution prevention. There aren't exactly certifications for the ISM Code itself, but there are training courses and certificates available for those involved in implementing the code. These typically don't have prerequisites but may be recommended for certain personnel on a ship.

Here's a breakdown to clarify:

Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Certifications:

• Prerequisites: These certifications typically require work experience in supply management (usually a minimum of 3-5 years) and may require a bachelor's degree.

International Safety Management (ISM) Code:

• Prerequisites: There are no formal prerequisites for ISM Code training courses, but some prior maritime experience might be beneficial.

Here are some helpful resources:

• Institute for Supply Management (ISM): https://www.ismworld.org/certification-and-training/certification/
• International Safety Management (ISM) Code: Information on the ISM Code can be found on various maritime regulatory websites.