Crematory technician definition

Crematory technician means an employee of a crematory facility who is trained to perform
Crematory technician means any employee of a crematory licensee who has a certificate confirming that the crematory technician has attended a training course approved by the Board. The Board shall recognize the cremation certificate program that is conducted by the Cremation Association of North America (CANA).
Crematory technician means an employee of a crematory facility who is trained to perform cremations and is licensed by the board.

More Definitions of Crematory technician

Crematory technician means any employee of a crematory licensee

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