First Aid/CPR Certification Sample Clauses

The First Aid/CPR Certification clause requires certain individuals, typically employees or contractors, to obtain and maintain valid certification in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). This clause often specifies the type of certification needed, the frequency of renewal, and may require proof of certification to be provided to the employer or contracting party. Its core function is to ensure that qualified personnel are available to respond effectively to medical emergencies, thereby promoting workplace safety and compliance with relevant health and safety regulations.
First Aid/CPR Certification. The Employer will continue to provide access to First Aid/CPR and (re)certification training at no cost to employees. If an employee chooses to attend such training it will be during non- working hours.
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First Aid/CPR Certification. (a) The Employer will continue to provide access to First Aid/CPR and recertification training at no cost to Employees. (b) Training will normally be held during the work day, and in any event without loss of pay. (c) If the training is required by the Employer for any Employee, and occurs outside the Employee’s normal shift, they will receive Compensating Time Off to attend these sessions.
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First Aid/CPR Certification. The University will continue to provide access to its First Aid/CPR training and recertification training at no cost to employees. In choosing the session to attend, employees will consult with their immediate supervisor and exercise reasonable judgment having regard for the needs of their job responsibilities.
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First Aid/CPR Certification. Upon School’s request, Vendor shall ensure its employees, agents, or contractors obtain First-Aid and CPR Certification. Vendors shall implement safety policies and procedures related to emergency response and accident reporting reasonable for the Services.
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First Aid/CPR Certification. (a) The Employer will continue to provide access to First Aid/CPR and recertification training at no cost to employees. (b) An employee will receive Compensating Time Off to attend these sessions.
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First Aid/CPR Certification. All employees shall maintain up-to-date First Aid and CPR certification. To this effect the employer shall at their cost schedule yearly certification.
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