Examples of using Harmonised complementary in English and their translations into Slovak
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A harmonised complementary certificate indicating the railways and types of train for which the driver is authorised.
The EESC also thinks itwould 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.
The competent authorities and the railway undertakings are to keep registers indicating the respect qualifications and their renewal as well as the suspension andamendment of the licenses and the harmonised complementary certificates.
The harmonised complementary certificate proposed in the Directive tallies more or less with the European train driver's licence.
The directive also lays down provisions on the amendment and renewal of driving licences and harmonised complementary certificates, and provides for periodic checks to ensure that holders continue to meet the conditions set.
Harmonised complementary certificate, which is issued by the railway undertaking, remains the property of the undertaking and attests to specific knowledge relating to the undertaking or infrastructure.
This requirement, which would be tantamount to introducing a five-year probationary period,would reduce the value of the harmonised complementary certificate and conflict with the desire to facilitate cross-border interoperability.
Keep a register of all harmonised complementary certificates issued, expiring, modified, suspended, cancelled or declared lost or destroyed;
Therefore, it should be a matter for the issuing body to decide whether qualifications and/orexperience suffice for the issue of the required licences and harmonised complementary certificates, without there being any need for further examination or training.
(a) keep a register of all harmonised complementary certificates issued, expiring, amended, suspended, cancelled or reported lost or destroyed.
Whereas knowledge of the operating provisions applicable to one or several infrastructure networks should be certified 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.
Certificate': the harmonised complementary certificate indicating the infrastructures on which the holder is allowed to drive and the rolling stock that the holder is authorized to drive;
Lastly, there is no need to introduce different requirements for train drivers working on nationalroutes and those working on the international network, since the harmonised complementary certificate is, in any case, a guarantee of skill and familiarity with the network.
The harmonised complementary certificate should not relieve railway undertakings and infrastructure managers of their responsibility for the safe operation of their part of the railway system, and, in particular, the training of their staff.
The EESC asks the Commission to examine to what extent the European train driver's licence provided for in the social partners' agreementcan be recognised as being equivalent to the harmonised complementary certificate for a transitional period in order to accommodate the undertakings which have already become active on this front.
The draft contains provisions about amending and renewing licences and harmonised complementary certificates and carrying out periodic checks to ensure that holders continue to meet the conditions set, and provisions about their withdrawal and the possibilities for appealing against such decisions.
(15) In order to guarantee the necessary uniformity and transparency, the Community should establish a single certification model, mutually recognised by the Member States, attesting both to train drivers' compliance with certain minimum conditions, and to their professional qualifications and linguistic knowledge, leaving it to the competent authorities in the Member States to issue licencesand to railway undertakings and infrastructure managers to issue harmonised complementary certificates.
Amendment 12: the Commission can agree to this simplification of categories,whereby driving is authorised on the basis of the harmonised complementary certificate, since the common position provides, in Article 4(3) for the definition of codes which will make it possible to identify more precisely the type of service authorised.
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 and language, and then be tested by an examiner accredited or recognised by the safety authority of the country in which the driver wishes to drive.