Examiner Certification Sample Clauses

Examiner Certification. 1. An examiner certification will be provided to the Third Party Skills Testing Provider on behalf of the examiner applicant of the Third Party Skills Testing Provider who has made application, and demonstrated that the examiner applicant has completed all necessary training as determined by the Department.
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Examiner Certification. 6.2.1 An Examiner certification will be provided to the AO on behalf of the Examiner of the AO who has made application, and demonstrated that the Examiner has completed all necessary Training as determined by the Department.
Examiner Certification. An Examiner certification will be provided to the AO on behalf of the Examiner of the AO who has made application and demonstrated that the Examiner has completed all necessary Training as determined by the Department. The certificate issued by the Department allowing an Examiner to operate under the Third-Party CDL Skills Testing program must remain on file at the physical location of the AO. The Examiner’s certificate must be surrendered to the Department when he or she leaves the employ of the AO, when the Examiner is no longer assigned Examiner duties by the AO, or when the certification has been cancelled. Examiner certificates are not-re-assignable. Each agreement and certificate will become effective on the date of issuance and will expire four years from the effective date, unless otherwise cancelled or revoked. All renewal application forms must be filed with the Department not less than 60 days prior to the time the certificate or agreement expires. The Department is not responsible for the timely issuance of any renewal certificate when the application is not received within the necessary timeframe. The AO must apply for Examiner certification on behalf of persons in their employ or to be employed on a form prescribed by the Department. The Department will evaluate the written application and background check, submitted on behalf of the Examiner, including the individual’s driver record. If satisfactory, the Examiner will be permitted to complete the Examiner Training. Training may be waived if the Examiner is seeking another certificate only because the Examiner has changed AOs. Upon successful application, Training, and evaluation, an Examiner certificate will be issued evidencing a third-party Examiner’s authority to conduct CDL tests for the classes and types of vehicles listed. Evaluation will consist of successful completion of the 40 hour Certified Commercial Examiner (CCE) Training, three CDL skills testing observations, and three CDL skills testing check-rides. Co-scoring must be within five points of each other. Evaluation may also consist of successful completion of the 40 hour Certified Commercial Knowledge Examiner (CCKE) Training. Successfully complete the Department’s refresher course and Examiner recertification every four years and conduct ten complete skills tests per year to maintain their CDL Examiner certification. A complete test is defined as the Pre-Trip, Basic Control and Skills test. The ten tests for each type of test ...

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