Blue Card definition

Blue Card means the positive notice and a blue card issued by Blue Card Services following successful assessment of a person’s eligibility to work or volunteer with children which involves a check of a person’s national criminal history (including all spent convictions, pending and non-conviction charges) and other disciplinary and police information. For more information see https://www.bluecard.qld.gov.au/.

Blue Card means the positive notice and a Blue Card issued by Blue Card Services following successful assessment of a person’s eligibility to work or volunteer with children which involves a check of a person’s national criminal history (including all spent convictions, pending and non- conviction charges) and other disciplinary and police information. For more information visit the Blue Card Services website.

Blue Card means a safety initiative for the transport and distribution industry, based upon the Transport and Distribution (“TDT 1997”) nationally recognised Level 1 training competency.

Examples of Blue Card in a sentence

• If you need urgent care while out of the country, contact the Blue Cross Blue Shield Global Core services through the toll-free Blue- Card Access number at (000) 000-0000 or call collect at 0-000-000-0000 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

• Under the heading ‘tipul de permis’ (type of permit) is the indication ‘carte albastră a UE’ (EU Blue Card) and under ‘Observații’ (Comments) the indication ‘înalt calificat’ (highly qualified) and ‘drept de muncă’ (right to work).

• IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Company has caused this Warrant to be signed by as of the 14th day of October, 2003.

• Provide supporting documentation which include:  Qualifications and academic transcripts  Practicum Reports (Graduate Teachers ONLY)  Registration: o Working with Children Blue Card QUICK TIP Do not bind/ place your application in a folder or submit original copies of documentation.

• It also allows other, non-Premera insured Blue Card member insureds (“Blue Members”) to visit providers within Premera’s network in Washington and Alaska.

More Definitions of Blue Card

Blue Card means a proprietary system which recognises an Contract Carrier as being competent in occupational health and safety based on the training module TDTF1 97B – Follow OHS Procedures. Blue Card compels Contract Carriers to familiarise themselves with, and follow, occupational health and safety procedures. Blue Card is conducted by a Registered Training Organisation that is licensed to deliver Blue Card

Blue Card means a card issued by the department to a person 21 years of age or older who has scored at least 85% on a written exam administered by the department for an on-premises establishment.

Blue Card means a card issued to an Aide upon the successful completion of the individual’s annual physical which verifies the individual is in compliance with subsection 8.1.5 of this regulation.

Blue Card means a program, which allows a Participant to access Covered Services from Participating Providers located outside the geographic area serviced by the Plan and which are participating with their local Blue Cross and/or Blue Shield Licensee. The local Blue Cross and/or Blue Shield Licensee, which serves the geographic area where the covered service is provided, is referred to as the on-site Blue Cross and/or Blue Shield Licensee.

Blue Card. Means a Hackney Operator’s License as defined in A-14 below.

Blue Card means the Civil Liability Certificate issued by the International Maritime Organisation guaranteeing that the Vessel has sufficient insurance cover or other financial security to compensate for pollution damage in compliance with the International Convention on Civil Liability for Oil Pollution Damage (1969), as amended.

Blue Card means a certificate issued by the ITF, which signifies the ITF’s acceptance of the wages and working conditions on board the ship.