Ženija Roja
First certified 2013.
Certified European Ergonomist, abbreviated Eur.Erg., is an internationally recognised professional qualification awarded by the Centre for Registration of European Ergonomists, CREE.
The qualification demonstrates multidisciplinary knowledge of ergonomics, practical experience and a commitment to maintaining professional competence. It helps organisations identify specialists whose qualifications have been assessed against common European criteria.
At least three years of university education, including at least 60 ECTS credits in ergonomics.
At least one year of professional training under the supervision of a certified ergonomist.
At least two years of professional experience after supervised training, or three years where supervision was not possible.
Certification is renewed every five years on evidence of professional practice and continuing development.
We clarify eligibility and explain the application process.
Provide evidence of education, supervised training and professional experience.
The Latvian National Assessment Board reviews the submitted documents.
The CREE Council approves applications in accordance with its procedure.
Following approval, the applicant is awarded the Eur.Erg. qualification.
The Latvian National Assessment Board, NAB, was approved in November 2015.
First certified 2013.
First certified 2013.
First certified 2014.
First certified 2016.
First certified 2016.
First certified 2017.
First certified 2017.
First certified 2018.
First certified 2022.
First certified 2023.
First certified 2023.
First certified 2024.
First certified 2017.
First certified 2022.
First certified 2016.
The current certification status can be checked in the CREE register of European Ergonomists.
Contact LES for information about the requirements, documentation and application process.
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