Examples of using Harmonised complementary in English and their translations into Dutch
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Harmonised complementary certificate.
Data relating to the harmonised complementary certificate.
The harmonised complementary certificate shall become invalid on cessation of employment.
The railway undertakings issue the harmonised complementary certificates.
The harmonised complementary certificate shall contain.
Conditions and procedure for obtaining the licence and the harmonised complementary certificate.
The harmonised complementary certificate shall authorise driving in one
These Articles specify the requirements to be met in order to obtain the licence and the harmonised complementary certificate.
The purpose of the harmonised complementary certificate is to ascertain a driver's skill
The EESC also thinks it would be more appropriate to indicate the category on the driving licence and not on the harmonised complementary certificate.
A harmonised complementary certificate, which attests to specific knowledge relating to the undertaking or infrastructure.
This Article specifies the conditions which drivers must fulfil in order to be able to retain the licence and the harmonised complementary certificate.
The second part is the harmonised complementary certificate which reflects the particular requirements of the service for which each driver is authorised.
To this end, it is essential that the provisions establish minimum requirements which applicants must meet to obtain the basic licence and the harmonised complementary certificate.
To obtain the harmonised complementary certificate, applicants shall hold a licence
During the second stage, the Agency shall examine the possibility of using a smartcard instead of the licence and harmonised complementary certificate provided for in Article 4.
The validity and content of the licence and the harmonised complementary certificate may be checked at any time by the authority competent for the territory concerned.
which consists of a part relating to the licence and a part relating to the harmonised complementary certificate.
would reduce the value of the harmonised complementary certificate and conflict with the desire to facilitate cross-border interoperability.
The examinations and examiners intended for the purpose of checking the requisite professional qualifications shall be determined when laying down the procedure to be followed to obtain the licence provided for in Article 12(1) and the harmonised complementary certificate.
renewal of driving licences and harmonised complementary certificates, and provides for periodic checks to ensure that holders continue to meet the conditions set.
on the driving licence, knowledge of lines and localities- which has to be regularly updated- would have to be certified on the harmonised complementary certificate.
Applicants shall have passed an examination testing their professional knowledge relating to the rolling stock for which the harmonised complementary certificate is being applied for;
All of the information contained in the licence, the harmonised complementary certificate and the registers must be used by the national safety authorities to facilitate evaluation of the staff certification provided for in Articles 10
during the above transition period by licences and harmonised complementary certificates in conformity with this Directive.
If Member States apply the principle of reciprocal recognition to the licences and harmonised complementary certificates drawn up in accordance with the Community model,
those working on the international network, since the harmonised complementary certificate is, in any case, a guarantee of skill and familiarity with the network.
Amendment 45: where safety is concerned, it should be stressed that, to obtain a harmonised complementary certificate in another Member State, a driver will have to undergo suitable training to acquire knowledge of the infrastructure, operating rules
of the system for the issuing of licences and harmonised complementary certificates, shall be carried out in each Member State at intervals of not more than five years.
Once drivers have the licence and the harmonised complementary certificate issued in accordance with this Directive, they may drive trains provided that the railway undertaking or the infrastructure manager responsible for the transport in question has a safety certificate or a safety authorisation, and only on the network covered both by the harmonised complementary certificate and by the safety certificate,