CPCCo Administered Testing Sample Clauses

CPCCo Administered Testing. All CRCTs must pass a test designed to prove reasonable assurance of requisite qualifications. National Registry of Radiation Protection Technologists (NRRPT) registered CRCTs will not be required to take the prerequisite Fundamental Academics examination. With the exception of NRRPT certified CRCTs, a comprehensive pre-work assignment written Fundamental Academics examination will be administered to each CRCT upon arrival at the Hanford Site. An exam score of 80% or better is necessary to be accepted for work assignment. CRCT labor charges incurred during the testing will be billable only if the CRCT is accepted for work by CPCCo. All labor charges will be borne by the Subcontractor if the CPCCo does not accept the CRCT for work assignment. The pre-acceptance exam covers comprehensive core fundamental academics. It consists of math calculations, short answer and multiple-choice questions. Calculators are required but will not be provided by CPCCo. A listing of formulas is included with the exam. CRCTs will be given four hours to take the exam. The exam has approximately 150 questions. If requested, CPCCo will provide to the Contractor, a practice exam similar to the comprehensive pre-acceptance exam. Study materials can be obtained through the following web site and may also be obtained from the BTR: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/ehss/radiation-safety-training-materials Upon acceptance for work, a Site Academics examination which contains the Hanford applied health physics practices will be administered following a material review period. After successful completion of the Fundamental and Site Academics examinations, CPCCo will interview the individual to determine additional training needs based on the individual’s work assignment. CPCCo will provide this training at no cost to the Contractor.
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