New IPC Policy and Procedures for Training Certification

Posted on 14st July, 2014 by Leo Lambert

The IPC has recently released an updated policy and procedures document for all people involved in the training, certification and delivery of IPC Certification Programs. This includes Master Instructors (MIT), Instructors (CIT) and Specialists (CIS).

This new document will be rolled out with each new revision of the currently standing programs. At the moment, the only program operating under the new revision is the IPC/WHMA-A-620 Certification.

To download a copy of this new document, click here.

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