CPR Certificate Clause Samples
A CPR Certificate clause requires individuals to provide proof of current certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Typically, this clause applies to employees or contractors in roles where emergency response skills are necessary, such as healthcare, childcare, or fitness instruction, and may specify the type of certification and the issuing authority. Its core function is to ensure that personnel are adequately trained to respond to medical emergencies, thereby promoting safety and compliance with regulatory or organizational standards.
CPR Certificate. Payment for CPR re-certification, where required by the Employer, will be for time actually attended by the nurse at the regular, straight time rate of pay. Evidence of certification/re-certification will be presented to the Employer by February 15th each year.
CPR Certificate. 4.6.2.7.1 For initial CPR certification one point will be awarded toward an increment. Additional increment credit will be given for CPR re-certification based upon total number of hours of instruction. Verification of hours in attendance and completion of the course are required documentation for submission into the VRC. Eight hours is equal to ½ point, and four hours is equal to ¼ point.