Recertification
CEM Certification Renewable
General Policy Statement
Continual professional development activities are essential to enable equipment and fleet managers to cope with a rapidly changing environment. Therefore, to retain the Certified Equipment Manager (CEM) credential a certified equipment manager must accumulate 40 points of continuing education/professional development or 30 points of continuing education and 10 points in other areas, such as leadership, instruction or writing, every five years and submit a completed CEM Recertification Report Form.
Maintaining Certification
Continual professional development activities are essential to enable equipment and fleet managers to cope with a rapidly changing environment. Therefore, to retain the Certified Equipment Manager (CEM) credential a Certified Equipment Manager must accumulate 40 points in the areas of continuing education/professional development leadership, instruction or writing, every five years and submit acompleted CEM Recertification Report Form.
View the CEM Recertification Policy Procedures and Guidelines.
A CEM Must Renew at Five-Year Intervals
Certification is valid for five years from the date indicated on the CEM original certificate. Continued education points for renewal can be earned from the date appearing on the CEM certificate for the first renewal, or from the date of the last renewal, whichever is applicable.
The cost for Recertification is $125.
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