Certification and Training Requirements Sample Clauses

Certification and Training Requirements. The Office of Human Capital and Talent Management, Center for Professional Development (HCTM/CPD), in coordination with M/OAA, established a Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)/ Agreement Officer’s Representative (AOR) certification program (see ADS 458, Training and Career/Professional Development). Additionally, certification requirements include the successful completion of the following courses or the predecessor course: ● Acquisition and Assistance (A&A) Management for COR/AORs course (A&A 104); ● Introduction to the Program Cycle (IPC); ● Web-based Phoenix Accruals online course; ● Web-based COR/AOR online course; and ● ASIST/GLAAS Filing Overview course. M/OAA’s Professional Development and Training Division (M/OAA/PDT) maintains a record of the qualifying predecessor courses. In order to maintain the AOR certification, the AOR must complete 40 hours of continuous learning points (CLPs) every two years from the initial certification. If the AOR fails to complete the required CLPs the AOR’s certification will lapse and the AOR will no longer have the authority to perform the functions of an AOR.
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Certification and Training Requirements. The Office of Human Capital and Talent Management, Center for Professional Development (HCTM/CPD), in coordination with M/OAA, established a Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR)/Agreement Officer’s Representative (AOR) certification program. Specific certification requirements are outlined in ADS 458, Training and Career/Professional Development and ADS 303.3.15.
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Certification and Training Requirements. ‌ The Office of Human Capital and Talent Management, Center for Professional Development (HCTM/CPD), in coordination with M/OAA, established a Contracting‌ M/OAA’s Professional Development and Training Division (M/OAA/PDT) maintains a record of the qualifying predecessor courses.‌‌ In order to maintain the AOR certification, the AOR must complete 40 hours of continuous learning points (CLPs) every two years from the initial certification. If the AOR fails to complete the required CLPs the AOR’s certification will lapse and the AOR will no longer have the authority to perform the functions of an AOR.‌ (1) Exceptions:‌ The following individuals may be designated as AORs without completion of the COR/AOR certification program:‌ However, the individuals must still complete the Web-based Phoenix Accruals online course, and be certified in FAITAS, before the AO can designate the individuals as AORs.‌
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Certification and Training Requirements. The Office of Human Capital and Talent Management, Center for Professional Development (HCTM/CPD), in coordination with M/OAA, established a Exceptions The following individuals may be designated as AORs without completion of the COR/AOR certification program: However, the individuals must still complete the Web-based Phoenix Accruals online course, and be certified in FAITAS, before the AO can designate the individuals as AORs.
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Certification and Training Requirements. ‌ The Office of Human Capital and Talent Management, Center for Professional Development (HCTM/CPD), in coordination with M/OAA, established a Contracting‌ M/OAA’s Professional Development and Training Division (M/OAA/PDT) maintains a record of the qualifying predecessor courses.‌‌ In order to maintain the AOR certification, the AOR must complete 40 hours of continuous learning points (CLPs) every two years from the initial certification. If the AOR fails to complete the required CLPs the AOR’s certification will lapse and the AOR will no longer have the authority to perform the functions of an AOR.‌ (1) Exceptions:‌ The following individuals may be designated as AORs without completion of the COR/AOR certification program:‌ However, the individuals must still complete the Web-based Phoenix Accruals online course, and be certified in FAITAS, before the AO can designate the individuals as AORs.‌ c. Issuing the AOR Designation Letter‌ The AO may also designate an alternate AOR to perform AOR duties during the absence of the AOR. The alternate must meet the AOR certification requirements and be appointed by designation letter, preferably the same letter as the AOR.‌
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