Fourth Class Certificate Sample Clauses
The 'Fourth Class Certificate' clause defines the requirements and qualifications necessary for an individual to obtain or hold a fourth class certificate, typically in the context of marine or engineering operations. This clause outlines the specific training, experience, and examination standards that must be met, such as a minimum number of service hours or successful completion of certain courses. Its core practical function is to ensure that only individuals who meet established competency standards are authorized to operate or supervise relevant machinery or systems, thereby promoting safety and regulatory compliance.
Fourth Class Certificate. Upon successful completion of the Department of Education Correspondence course for a FOURTH CLASS STATIONARY STEAM ENGINEERING CERTIFICATE, or possessing equivalent qualifications acceptable to the Vocational School authorities, employees shall be granted three (3) weeks’ leave of absence with pay to attend the Vancouver Vocational School to complete the course and write the examination for the Fourth Class Stationary Steam Engineering Certificate. During his first week at the school the employee will be evaluated by the school authorities to determine his knowledge of the subject, and if evaluation is favourable he will continue his studies at the school during the two (2) weeks and write the prescribed examination. In the event that the evaluation is not favourable, the school authorities will indicate to the employee those areas where further study is needed and he will return to the mill and carry out the recommended home studies. Upon completion of this additional studying, the employee will be granted three (3) weeks' leave of absence, two (2) weeks with pay and one (1) without, to return to the Vocational School to complete the course and write the prescribed Fourth Class Certificate examination.