NOCSAE definition
Examples of NOCSAE in a sentence
Created through a grant to the CDC Foundation from the National Operating Committee on Standards for Athletic Equipment (NOCSAE).
For each football season, Parents must obtain an inspection, reconditioning, and recertification of the Personal Helmet according to the most current National Athletic Equipment Reconditioner’s Association (“NAERA”) and NOCSAE guidelines.
In the event of an adverse decision of the Appeals board, by filing an action within 10 days, the Manufacturer shall be permitted to seek judicial review in Fairfax County, Virginia Circuit Court or the United States District Court *For certain NOCSAE standards, on-site quality audits are not required.
If Parent wishes to obtain an independent, third-party inspection, reconditioning, and recertification of the Personal Helmet, the company carrying out the inspection, reconditioning, and recertification (“Company”) must be licensed by the NOCSAE and must follow all NAERA guidelines.
Company must clean and sanitize all protective equipment in accordance with the original manufacturer’s policies and procedures, remove incompatible paint, and paint helmets according to NOCSAE standards.
All recertified helmets must be stamped, imprinted, or sealed with the NOCSAE recertification logo or trademark on the interior and exterior, indicating that the helmet has been reconditioned and recertified for the Current Football Season.
All face protectors must be removed, inspected, and tested, and must be NOCSAE approved.
This is in violation of the football rules and such use can result in severe head or neck injuries, paralysis or death to you and possible injury to your opponent.” In addition, a replica of the “MEETS NOCSAE STANDARD” seal must appear legibly on the exterior of the Personal Helmet shell.
As the Parent or Guardians, we acknowledge, AND WE understand the risks involved in my CHILD/▇▇▇▇, my playing FOOTBALL, which is a collision sport; the NOCSAE committee has adopted the following warning to be read by, and signed by, both the parent/guardian and participant.
Any Personal Helmet provided by Parents and used by Student during the Current Football Season must meet all NOCSAE certification standards.