This product page is linked from many of our PSI exam research pages. Every page has different book requirements but they all have this book in common. The screenshot below shows a sample of how the book is listed in most PSI bulletins. It shows two options but note that the link to the OSHA.gov web site is deceptive because it takes you to the unabridged code and not to the specific sections (subparts) you need to study for your exam. Also, the second option says "with lasest available amendments", but their book version is over ten years old.
The sample questions in both versions of our study guides are based on the following OSHA Subparts:
We have created FREE "how to" guides that show you exactly which OSHA 29 CFR 1926 subparts appear in PSI’s official “Selections” book, so you don’t waste time studying parts of the code that don't appear on the exam. Below, you can use the buttons to access the “Reference Navigator” we designed. Use it to match your exam bulletin topics with the right OSHA sections and focus your study efforts where it counts.
Choose your set of questions based on ONE of the books you purchased above. 1b is the preferred up-to-date book that is far more useful in day-to-day job site use.
Choose this set of questions if you ordered book #1a above from PSI.
The guide is designed to help students, contractors, and safety professionals prepare for PSI licensing and compliance exams. It provides a comprehensive set of sample questions as outlined in the PSI book Table of Contents.
Companion files are included with a detailed list of subsections covered by our questions and a "Reference Navigator" the help you separate out the OSHA subsections you don't need to study.
Note that NOT ALL subjects and subsections covered in the PSI book are speific to your exam.
Choose this set of questions if you ordered book #1b above from MANCOMM.
The guide is designed to help students, contractors, and safety professionals prepare for PSI licensing and compliance exams.
Companion files are included with a detailed list of subsections covered by our questions and a "Reference Navigator" the help you separate out the OSHA subsections you don't need to study.
