Or equivalent definition

Or equivalent means any training which a registered provider (eg. TAFE), or State recognition authority recognises as equivalent to an accredited course which MISC recognises for this level. This can include advanced standing through recognition of prior learning and/or overseas qualifications; or, where competencies meet the requirements set out in MISC competency standards in accordance with the National Metal and Engineering Competency Standards Implementation Guide.

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Or equivalent means a qualification which has been recognised by an Industry Skills Council or a Federal or Victorian State Training Authority which is genuinely equivalent to a qualification within the Printing and Graphic Arts Training Package (ICP05).

Or equivalent means to possess the same performance qualities and characteristics and fulfill the utilitarian function without any decrease in quality, durability or longevity.

Examples of Or equivalent in a sentence

• The entry point of a Graduate Teacher or Specialist VET Teacher with prior Teaching Experience who holds Provisional Registration with the Teachers Registration Board Tasmania shall be determined by reference to the following table: Completed Years of Full- Time Teaching Experience* Teacher Classification and Entry Point * Or equivalent cumulative part-time teaching experience.

• For purposes of this Section, “immediate family” shall include: • Employee’s or spouse’s parent (includes on who stood in place of a parent when the employee was a child), • Spouse, • Siblings, • Child and spouse’s child, • Grandparents, • Grandchildren, • Aunts, Uncles, • ▇▇▇▇▇, nephew, • Or equivalent of the above for domestic partners.

• Or equivalent notice based on the new assessment with ORACLE inc.

• Courses referred to below are: • HLT32507 Certificate III in Health Service Assistance (Operating Theatre Support) • HLT42007 Certificate IV in Health Service Assistance (Operating Theatre Technical Support) • HLT40407 Certificate IV in Health Service (Supervision) Or equivalent.

• Returned Products must be in original manufacturer's shipping cartons Or equivalent.

More Definitions of Or equivalent

Or equivalent means documentation from the National Archives (Form 13038) that certifies a person's military service and discharge from the armed forces.

Or equivalent. Where it appears in these classification definitions, the phrase "or equivalent" means: (i) Any training which a registered provider (e.g. TAFE), or State Recognition authority recognises as equivalent to an accredited course which the Manufacturing Industry Skills Council (MISC) recognises for this level. This can include advanced standing through recognition of prior learning and/or overseas qualifications OR (ii) Where competencies meet the requirements set out in the MISC competency standards in accordance with the National Metal and Engineering Competency Standards Implementation Guide.

Or equivalent means that the applicant conducts an RFQ or RFP process that has the equivalent requirements of the Energy Savings Performance Contracting guidelines to hire qualified consultant(s) or contractor(s). The consultant or contractor does not have to be a prequalified ESCO. The RFP/RFQ and the resulting project and contract must, at minimum:

Or equivalent means those in other pay/grade systems, such as Commissioned Officers and Title 42 appointees, who have equivalent levels of responsibility. An AO in the Commissioned Officer pay plan may have the same level of authority as a GS-12 AO. “Or equivalent” intends to capture such individuals.

Or equivalent means a model of machinery with equivalent or lower sound power levels than the model specified;

Or equivalent means a valid credential-in-force from a 3rd party regulatory body or industry/trade association relevant to an alternate welding code that is accepted by

Or equivalent means any training which a registered provider (e.g. TAFE), or State recognition authority recognises as equivalent to an accredited course which IBSA recognises for this level. This can include advanced standing through recognition of prior learning and/or overseas qualifications; or, where competencies meet the requirements set out in IBSA com petency standards in accordance with the National Metal and Engineering Competency Standards Implementation Guide.