GED Testing Service Policies and Procedures Manual - acces

GED Testing Service TM Policies and Procedures Manualtesting should resume based upon the nature of the incident and its effect on the candidates. Ifthe decision is made to reschedule testing, candidates should not receive the same form as theuncompleted individual test. 3.11-2 Checklist for Evaluating an Emergency Plan for an Official GED TestingCenterA) The emergency plan must list:B)C)1.2.3.4.5.6.Names and contact information for GED testing center personnel.Back-up examiners, including contact information.Other key school personnel, such as security staff, principal, etc.GED testing center address, including room number.Items in the first aid kit.Other emergency supplies and equipment in the test room.The emergency plan must include:1.2.Official GED testing center and approved addendum sites.Transportation of tests:How will the secure test materials be transported?Who will transport the secure test materials?Has written approval for overnight storage been received from the GED TestingService?Where will the secure test materials will be stored?The emergency plan must list detailed plans on how the following emergencies are handled:1.2.3.4.5.a.b.c.d.Violence (upset candidate).Natural disasters (e.g., power outage, earthquake, weather, or fire).Illness (candidate or examiner).Hazardous waste.Bomb threat.Section 3: Policies and Procedures for Operating an Official GED Testing CenterAll partial tests should be scored, in order to have complete records.June 2008 32