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How to become a Child Passenger Safety Technician
The Vermont Child Passenger Safety Program currently has several New (Free) Child Passenger Safety Technician courses.
The new technician course is a 4 day course that leads to national certification. Join over 100 dedicated CPS technicians around the state ensuring the safety of children in vehicles. CPS technicians work in a variety of settings including; Fire and Rescue departments, Police departments, Hospitals, Day care centers, Pediatric offices, or are just dedicated community members. CPS technicians and instructors use their considerable knowledge and expertise at a variety of community-based activities, such as child safety seat checks, where parents and caregivers receive education and hands-on assistance.
In order to become a nationally certified child passenger safety (CPS) technician, you must be 18 or older and pass the CPS Certification Course.
Courses are currently scheduled for:
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Registration is easy!
- Go to: cert.safekids.org
- Click on 'Find a Course'
- Search for Vermont courses
- Select the course you are interested in registering for
- Set up a profile and add the 'Vermont Department of Health' as your AFFILIATION. It will show in the Account section, when you set up your Profile, or if you sign back in it is in the Update Profile section on the left side of the web page.
- Register for the course
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