Sentences with phrase «measurable standard of competence»

The NAPBS Background Screening Credentialing Council (BSCC) ensures that a screening firm seeking accreditation meets or exceeds measurable standards of competence.

The NAPBS Background Screening Credentialing Council (BSCC) oversees the application process and is the governing accreditation body that will ensure the background screening organizations seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence.

The BSCC oversees the application process and is the governing accreditation body that validates the background screening organizations seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence.

«NAPBS created the BSCC to ensure that firms seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence in the areas of integrity, security, consumer privacy and legal compliance, which are crucial components to our association's goals to promote, develop, educate and further the professional background screening industry.»

The BSCC oversees the application process and validates that background screening organizations seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence.

The BSCC oversees the application process and is the governing accreditation body that validates that background screening organizations seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence.

The NAPBS also formed a governing body for its new accreditation program — the Background Screening Credentialing Council (BSCC)-- to ensure firms seeking accreditation would meet a measurable standard of competence.

The BSCC oversees the application process and ensures all organizations seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence in these six areas.

The NAPBS Background Screening Credentialing Council (BSCC) oversees the application process and ensures that background screening organizations seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence.

«NAPBS created the BSCC in 2009 to make certain that firms seeking accreditation meet or exceed a measurable standard of competence in the areas of integrity, security, consumer privacy and legal compliance,» said Tracy Seabrook, CAE, executive director of NAPBS.