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MSSC Certificant Requirements
Please note the following requirements for individuals going through the MSSC certification process for both the Certified Production Technician (CPT) and the Certified Logistics Technician (CLT) certification systems. MSSC wants to ensure that certificants have a fair and equitable testing environment so that one individual does not have an advantage over another in the certification process.
No individual is required to take any MSSC courses in order to take our assessments. (Note: this applies to any course/training providers)
Certificants:
- Must accept an agreement to participate in the MSSC certification systems.
- Must wait for a period of 15 days before retaking as assessment, and after taking any one assessment 3 times, must wait 60 days before taking that assessment again.
- Must re-certify every 5 years. Renewal of credentials can only be obtained by retaking assessments.
- Must follow secure and ethical test taking guidelines from their proctors (see Security Requirements).
- Must report to MSSC any Proctor violations including:
- Proctors who are absent
- Proctors who: do not follow a “check-in” procedure (i.e., check ID and remove electronic devices), are instructors, allow the use of scrap paper not provided by the proctor, do not ensure a safe distance from neighboring test takers, and/or do not allow clear visibility or access from behind the test taker.
Code of Conduct for Certificants
The MSSC Certification Scheme Committee has studied the following list of “Code of Conduct” components for certificants prescribed by ANSI 17024:
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To comply with relevant provisions of the certification scheme
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To make claims only with respect to the scope (of the standards) for which the certification has been granted
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To avoid using certification in a manner that will bring the certification body into disrepute
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To discontinue the use of all claims to certification that contains any reference to the certification body upon suspension or withdrawal of certification
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To refrain from using certification in a misleading manner
CPT Code of Conduct: The CSC has adopted the following language for a “Code” that offers specific clarity and appropriateness for CPT credentialing:
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To understand the MSSC “Key Activities” document that describes the principal production activities to which each modular certificate applies
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To explain that the MSSC certificate for any given module documents the individual’s competency to achieve the required performance level on a national certification assessment only with respect to the Key Activities related to that module.
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To avoid using the certification in a manner that will bring MSSC into disrepute
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To refrain from using certification in a misleading manner
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To understand that a violation of any of the above principles could lead to the suspense or withdrawal of this credential, after which the individual should discontinue the use of all claims to MSSC certification
CLT Code of Conduct: The CSC has adopted the following language for a “Code” that offers specific clarity and appropriateness for CLT credentialing:
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To understand the MSSC “Key Activities” document that describes the principal logistics activities to which the CLA certificate and CLT certification applies.
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To explain that the MSSC certificates document the individual’s competency to achieve the required performance level on a national certification assessment only with respect to the Key Activities related to that certificate.
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To avoid using the certification in a manner that will bring MSSC into disrepute
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To refrain from using certification in a misleading manner
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To understand that a violation of any of the above principles could lead to the suspense or withdrawal of this credential, after which the individual should discontinue the use of all claims to MSSC certification
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