Section R4-30-271. Onsite Supervisor Certification and Renewal

A.      An applicant for onsite supervisor certification shall submit an original and one copy of a completed application package con- taining the following:

1.        Name, residence address, mailing address if  different from residence address, and telephone number;

2.        Date of birth and Social Security number of the applicant;

3.        Proof of citizenship or legal residence;

4.        State or jurisdiction in which any other professional or occupational certification, registration, or license is held by the applicant, type of certification, registration, or license, number, and year granted;

5.        Name of the state or jurisdiction, the type of professional or occupational certification, registration, or license the applicant is seeking, and the status of any professional or occupational certification, registration, or license applica- tion pending in any state or jurisdiction;

6.        A detailed explanatory statement, regarding:

a.         Denial of professional or occupational certification, registration, or license by any state or jurisdiction;

b.        Any pending disciplinary action in any state or juris- diction on any professional or occupational certifica- tion, registration, or license held by the applicant;

c.         Any alias or other name used by the applicant;

d.        Any conviction for a felony or misdemeanor, other than a minor traffic violation; and

e.         Any disciplinary action taken by any state or juris- diction on any professional or occupational registra- tion, certification, or license held by the applicant in any state or jurisdiction.

7.        Certification that the information provided to the Board is accurate, true, and complete;

8.        A copy of a current 40-hour HAZWOPER training certif- icate or a copy of a current eight hour HAZWOPER train- ing refresher certificate and a copy of a 40-hour HAZWOPER training certificate;

9.        Documentation of 12 months or more of onsite experi- ence in hazardous chemical decontamination projects and a copy of a HAZWOPER training certificate that shows the applicant held valid HAZWOPER training certifica- tion during the 12 months of experience;

10.     Documentation of current AHERA contractor or supervi- sor certification or a copy of a current AHERA refresher certificate and a copy of an AHERA contractor or super- visor training certificate;

11.     Documentation of successful completion of a lead train- ing course that meets the requirements of 29 CFR 1926.62(l), effective January 8, 1998, 63 FR 1296, (pub- lished by the U.S. Government Printing Office, P.O. Box 979050, St. Louis, MO 63197-9000 and available elec- tronically through the federal digital system at www.gpo.gov/fdsys/. The provisions of this regulation are incorporated by reference and copies are available at the office of the Board of Technical Registration. This rule does not include any later amendments or editions of the incorporated matter.);

12.     Documentation of successful completion of an eight hour training course approved by the Board that encompasses the following:

a.         Clandestine drug laboratory site remediation best standards and practices contained in R4-30-305;

b.        Chemical and physical hazards of a clandestine drug laboratory;

c.         Typical manufacturing methods for methamphet- amine, LSD, and ecstasy;

d.        Typical flammable, combustible, corrosive, and reactive materials used in a clandestine drug labora- tory;

e.         Potential sharps and biohazards at a clandestine drug laboratory;

f.         Proper handling and disposal of wastes from the remediation of a clandestine drug laboratory; and

g.        Other potential hazards or dangers that can be asso- ciated with a clandestine drug laboratory;

13.     Documentation of successful completion of an 8-hour training course approved by the Board that encompasses the following:

a.         Hazardous conditions and precautionary measures upon initial entry into a clandestine drug laboratory site,

b.        Assessing residual contamination,

c.         Preparing the work plans for remediation of a clan- destine drug laboratory,

d.        Assessing structural stability for safe entry into a clandestine drug laboratory site,

e.         Characterizing waste from the remediation of a clan- destine drug laboratory, and

f.         Preparing final reports on the remediation of the clandestine drug laboratory;

14.     A signed release authorizing the Board to investigate the applicant’s education, experience, and good moral char- acter and repute; and

15.     The applicable fee.

B.       An applicant for  renewal of  onsite supervisor certification shall submit an application package that contains:

1.        A completed renewal application form provided by the Board, signed and dated by the applicant that provides the information contained in subsections (A)(1), (2), (6), and (7);

2.        A copy of the registrant’s current eight-hour HAZWO- PER training refresher certificate;

3.        A copy of the registrant’s current AHERA refresher cer- tificate;

4.        Documentation of successful completion of a two-hour refresher training course approved by the Board that encompasses the following:

a.         Clandestine drug laboratory site remediation best standards and practices contained in R4-30-305,

b.        Hazardous conditions and precautionary measures upon initial entry into a clandestine drug laboratory site,

c.         Preparation of the work plan for remediation of a clandestine drug laboratory,

d.        Assessment of the structural stability for safe entry into a clandestine drug laboratory site,

e.         Characterizing waste from the remediation of a clan- destine drug laboratory, and

f.         Preparing the final report on the remediation of a clandestine drug laboratory;

5.        The applicable fee.

C.      The Board staff shall review all applications and, if necessary, refer completed applications to the Environmental Remedia- tion Rules and Standards Committee for evaluation. If the application is complete and in the proper form, and the Board staff or committee is satisfied that all statements on the appli- cation are true and that the applicant is eligible in all other aspects to be certified, the Board staff or committee shall rec- ommend that the Board certify the applicant. If for any reason the Board staff or committee is not satisfied that all of the statements on the application are true, the Board staff shall make a further investigation of the applicant. The Board staff or committee shall submit recommendations to the Board for approval. The Board may also require an applicant to submit additional oral or written information if the applicant has not furnished satisfactory evidence of qualifications for certifica- tion.

Historical Note

New Section made by exempt rulemaking at 9 A.A.R. 1412, effective April 15, 2003 (Supp. 03-2). Amended by

1.        Name, residence address, mailing address if different from residence address, and telephone number;

2.        Date of birth and Social Security number of the applicant;

3.        Proof of citizenship or legal residence;

4.        State or jurisdiction in which any professional or occupa- tional certification, registration, or license is held by the applicant, type of certification, registration, or license number and year granted;

5.        Name of the state or jurisdiction, the type of professional or occupational certification, registration, or license the applicant is seeking, and the status of any professional or occupational application pending in any state or jurisdic- tion;

6.        A detailed explanatory statement regarding:

a.         Any denial of professional or occupational certifica- tion, registration, or license by any state or jurisdic- tion;

b.        Any pending disciplinary action in any state or juris- diction on any professional or occupational certifica- tion, registration, or license held by the applicant;

c.         Any alias or other name used by the applicant;

d.        Any conviction for a felony or misdemeanor, other than a minor traffic violation; and

e.         Any disciplinary action taken by any state or juris- diction on any professional or occupational certifica- tion, registration, or license held by the applicant in any state or jurisdiction;

7.        Certification that the information provided to the Board is accurate, true, and complete;

8.        Copy of a current 40-hour HAZWOPER training certifi- cate or copy of a current eight-hour HAZWOPER train- ing refresher certificate and a copy of a 40-hour HAZWOPER training certificate;

9.        Documentation of successful completion of an eight-hour training course approved by the Board that encompasses the following:

a.         Clandestine Drug Laboratory Site Remediation Best Standards and Practices contained in R4-30-305;

b.        Chemical and physical hazards of a clandestine drug laboratory;

c.         Typical manufacturing methods for methamphet- amine, LSD, and ecstasy;

d.        Typical flammable, combustible, corrosive, and reactive materials used in a clandestine drug labora- tory;

e.         Potential sharps and biohazards at a clandestine drug laboratory;

f.         Proper handling and disposal of wastes from the remediation of a clandestine drug laboratory; and

g.        Other potential hazards or dangers that can be asso- ciated with a clandestine drug laboratory;

10.     A signed release authorizing the Board to investigate the applicant’-s education, experience, and good moral char- acter and repute; and

exempt rulemaking at 9 A.A.R. 2111, effective June 2,

11.     The applicable fee.

B.    An applicant for renewal

of onsite worker certification shall

2003 (Supp. 03-2). Amended by exempt rulemaking at 9

A.A.R. 3514, effective July 17, 2003 (Supp. 03-3). Amended by final rulemaking at 10 A.A.R. 2798, effec-

tive August 7, 2004 (Supp. 04-2). Amended by final

rulemaking at 19 A.A.R. 128, effective March 10, 2013

(Supp. 13-1).