The Lifesaving Society appoints Bronze Cross Examiners only
upon the recommendation of their Area Chair. Bronze Cross
Examiner candidates are experienced Lifesaving Instructors who
undergo specific training in examination standards and
apprenticeship. Bronze Cross Examiners are empowered to certify
Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross candidates.
Lifesaving Instructors should first gain significant experienced
teaching Bronze Medallion and Bronze Cross before applying for
Bronze Cross Examiner appointment.
Prerequisites: Lifesaving
Instructor certification; Examination Standards Clinic;
co-examination apprenticeship; Area Chair approval. Upon
successful completion of co-exam apprenticeship, you
must submit the completed Examiner Training Record to the
Society's office for Area Chair approval. Do you have the
prerequisites to become a Bronze Cross Examiner?
Candidate recognition: Certification card.
Costs: There is no Lifesaving Society fee for
this volunteer position.
Recertification: Examiners remain
current by recertifying within 24 months of the last
certification date. Recertification is through the Society's
professional development credit system. Is it time to
recertify?
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