Certified Training Clause Samples
The Certified Training clause establishes requirements for training programs that must be officially recognized or accredited. Typically, this clause mandates that personnel involved in certain activities complete training courses certified by a relevant authority or organization, ensuring they possess the necessary skills and knowledge. By specifying certified training, the clause helps guarantee competency and compliance with industry standards, thereby reducing risks associated with unqualified personnel and enhancing overall safety and quality.
Certified Training. Should service of alcohol be necessary and approved in writing by University prior to the specific catered event, Supplier will require that all catering staff serving alcoholic beverages in the performance of the services have completed all bartender and server training certifications, such as Training for Intervention Procedures (TIPS®), in accordance with the laws and regulations of the jurisdiction in which the services are provided. Supplier will provide proof of certification at each function.
Certified Training. Caterer will require that all employees serving alcoholic beverages in completion of the Services have prior TABC certified server training and provide proof of training at each function.
Certified Training. The Sheriff may establish minimum police training programs, designating the number of hours of training and the course material. Deputies will receive appropriate pay for all time spent in certified training when it occurs off their regular shift. The Sheriff will notify the Association of all training requirements. The Sheriff, for reasonable cause, may waive certain training requirements in individual cases; however, failure to complete required training may result in loss of certification pay and/or disciplinary action. The County shall pay for all required training.
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