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Good morning all.....we also issue cards after all the training is completed and we also keep the training evaluation completion form in the individuals training folder and on a master training file on our computers. Like was stated above the operators have to be re-evaluated a minimum of every three years, some companies do it more often. But along with the dates on the evaluation certificate, we also put the dates on the issued cards so the operators and mangers can tell right away if an operator is still certified to operate a piece of equipement. It works for our company.
Hope everyone has a safe and Happy Holiday season...and Merry Christmas.
  • Posted 23 Dec 2010 23:58
  • By TC17
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