The Lifesaving Society appoints Distinction Examiners only
upon the recommendation of their Area Chair.
Distinction Examiner candidates are experienced Lifesaving
Instructors and Bronze Cross Examiners who undergo specific
training in examination standards and apprenticeship.
Distinction Examiners are empowered to certify candidates in
the Lifesaving Society Distinction Award.
Prerequisites: Bronze Cross Examiner
appointment; co-examination apprenticeship; Area Chair approval.
You must submit the completed Examiner Training
Record to the Society's office prior to appointment as a
Distinction Examiner. Do you have the prerequisites to become a
Distinction Examiner?
Candidate recognition: Certification card.
Costs: There is no Lifesaving Society fee for
this volunteer leadership 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?