The Computer Operator Experience Certificate is a formal document issued under Dutch employment law to verify and validate an individual's employment history and technical expertise in computer operations roles. This document is typically issued upon the conclusion of employment or upon request from current employees, serving as official proof of work experience and technical competencies. It includes detailed information about the employee's tenure, responsibilities, technical skills, and performance in accordance with Dutch labor regulations and EU standards. The certificate is particularly important in the IT sector for career advancement and job applications, providing potential employers with verified information about an individual's professional experience. The document must comply with both Dutch privacy laws and GDPR requirements regarding personal data handling, while meeting the documentation standards expected in the Netherlands business environment.

1. Letter Head: Company's official letterhead including logo, address, and contact information

2. Date and Reference Number: Issue date of the certificate and unique reference number for tracking

3. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Computer Operator Experience Certificate

4. Employee Details: Full name, employee ID, and other identifying information of the certificate holder

5. Employment Period: Precise dates of employment duration (from-to dates)

6. Position and Role: Official job title and primary role as Computer Operator

7. Core Responsibilities: List of main duties and responsibilities performed

8. Technical Skills: Key technical competencies demonstrated during employment

9. Performance Statement: Brief statement about work quality and professional conduct

10. Authorization: Signature block with name and title of authorized signatory