Resuscitation Certificate
Introduced into the award structure of the Society in 1955 the Resuscitation Certificate measures 210 mm wide by 299 mm long and is framed and glazed.
Introduced into the award structure of the Society in 1955 the Resuscitation Certificate measures 210 mm wide by 299 mm long and is framed and glazed.
The “Certificate” is the Society’s most frequently used award and is the next in order of importance. There have been at least two versions of it to date. It measures 272 mm wide by 342 mm long and is framed and glazed.
This ornate certificate printed on special paper is the highest of the Society’s paper awards. It was introduced into the Society’s award structure in 1947 and it measures 320 mm wide by 426 mm long.
This award is given where the committee feels that an act was deserving of some recognition but not one of its higher awards.
Click nominate anyone who has carried out/undertaken an act of bravery, or to nominate an organisation or individual in the North West region who have or has made a significant contribution in the previous year.
Awarding people who voluntarily put their own lives or safety at risk save others.