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recertification
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recertification
Recredentialing Graduate education A process in which a professional is periodically re-evaluated–eg, every 10 yrs by an accrediting body to assure continued provision of safe, high-quality health care


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He cited the new rule requiring companies to recertify their small business status after they are acquired or merged, and efforts to double-check the accuracy of procurement data.
Defendant James Delayo, the acting chief inspector for cranes and derricks and a 26-year Buildings Department veteran, has been arrested for taking bribes in exchange for helping recertify cranes without the proper inspections; for certifying individuals as crane operators without their having taken the appropriate exames; and for, "giving a copy of the crane operator’s examination to a crane company operator in exchange for $3,000.
The endorsement also covers the costs to recertify a building one level higher than its previous certification in the LEED Certification Program or Green Globe Certification Program.
 
 
 
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