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NPA Parking Safety Certificate

National Parking Association

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The NPA Parking Safety Certificate Program is designed to provide parking professionals and leaders with the knowledge to develop a safety plan, implement safety procedures and equip staff to appropriately handle incident management.

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NPA Skills Certificate Programs PARKING SAFETY CERTIFICATE The NPA Parking Safety Certificate Program is designed to provide parking professionals and leaders with the knowledge to develop a safety plan, implement safety procedures and equip staff to appropriately handle incident management. The program brings knowledge from the parking industry, National Incident Management System (NIMS) and Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) protocols. This is a skills competency certificate that builds fundamental knowledge in the application of safety practices within the parking environment. How to Earn the Certificate: To earn the Parking Safety certificate, you must complete the 3 following courses. Each course includes a final assessment. To successfully complete the certificate program, you must score a 70% or higher on the final assessment for each course. Upon completion of the course requirements, you will receive a certificate and earn 3 credit hours. Parking Safety Fundamentals—Assessment Planning & Training Assess safety needs. This is the first step in understanding needs & developing a facility-focused safety plan for your organization. Learn the fundamental components of a safety plan—so you can develop a plan, policies & procedures for safer parking. Find out how to train staff & prepare them to be safety ambassadors. Learn about location based risk assessments as well as active and passive safety measures. Understand safety plan components and how to develop and implement procedures. Identify staff training needs and facility based solutions for employee and parker safety. Case Study: Facility Design, Lighting, Technology & Wayfinding for Safety Learn about 10 key areas of parking safety. An interactive case study demonstrates how you implement processes, systems, technologies and design features to create a safer overall environment. In this course, you see how interrelated design, systems and signage/lighting can discourage crime and reduce injury. Learn various techniques to optimize safe and secure parking locations. Identify safety equipment technology for potential use. Understand how facility lighting and design standards influence safety perception. Learn how inter-related elements have a synergist impact on safety. Safety in Action: Identifying Risks, Response & Incident Handling This course aids you in safety management and can help you develop a plan to train staff in the essential steps to manage risk: 1) identify, 2) report, 3) resolve and 4) mitigate. Through the use of case studies, learn how to mitigate risk through action. Gain knowledge about how to manage potential liability. Learn about CPTED and key concepts on incident handling from the NIMS. Identify how to implement CPTED concepts and NIMS. Learn about the components of incident management plans. Understand the importance of maintaining consistent policies to effectively manage incidents.

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Assess safety needs to develop a facility-focused safety plan for a parking organization
  • Develop safety plans, policies, and procedures for safer parking operations
  • Train staff to serve as safety ambassadors in a parking facility
  • Conduct location-based risk assessments using active and passive safety measures
  • Apply facility design, lighting, technology, and wayfinding to support parking safety
  • Identify and implement safety equipment technology in a parking facility
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Parking Attendants53-6021.00
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Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: developing (Level 2)(based on Certification)

  • Customer vehicles — park and retrieve efficiently and safely across multiple sections of a structured parking garage with minimal oversight.
  • Windshield tags and key logs — manage the full tagging and logging process independently during moderate-volume shifts at a valet station.
  • Vehicle damage inspections — document pre-existing damage accurately on intake forms and communicate findings to customers before accepting keys.
  • Cash drawer — balance and record daily cash totals at shift end using POS software in a standard parking operation.
  • Parking fees — calculate charges for varied rate categories including hourly, daily, and monthly accounts and resolve routine billing discrepancies.
  • Customer complaints — handle common service objections such as lost ticket disputes by applying facility policy without escalating unnecessarily.
  • Wheelchair and mobility assistance — provide safe, courteous physical assistance to customers with special needs in a busy urban parking facility.
  • New car lot inventory — retrieve and stage vehicles in correct positions following lot management instructions with consistent accuracy.
  • Verbal communication — relay parking instructions and facility rules clearly to a diverse customer base using active listening and plain language.
  • Tip distribution — track and distribute shared gratuities among attendants accurately using established shift-end procedures.

Some details on this page are auto-populated from public workforce data sources: O*NET (opens in new tab), BLS (opens in new tab), College Scorecard (opens in new tab), DOL Training Provider Results (opens in new tab), NSX (opens in new tab). Provided in partnership with LER.me Career Intelligence.

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