Ill. Admin. Code tit. 35, § 380.400 - General Examination Requirements
a) Any person able to read and write English
shall be eligible to take a wastewater examination of competency. However, a
certified operator may not take the exam for which he or she holds the
certification.
b) The purpose of
the wastewater operator examination is to test a person's skills, knowledge,
ability, and judgment of the chemical, biological and physical sciences
essential to the treatment of wastewater.
c) The Agency or its designee shall
administer the following wastewater operator examinations which correspond to
facility group and certification classification at times and locations
throughout the State as determined by the Agency:
1) Class 1 examination;
2) Class 2 examination;
3) Class 3 examination;
4) Class 4 examination;
5) Class K examination;
6) Class R examination; and
7) Collection System examination.
d) The maximum time allowed for
any person taking a wastewater operator examination of competency shall be 3
hours, unless a request for a reasonable accommodation has been received and
approved by the Agency in writing prior to the beginning of the
examination.
e) Any person may
submit a request for a reasonable accommodation for an eligible disability
under the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Illinois Human Rights
Act.
f) The passing score for each
examination shall be 70 percent of the points available.
g) The Agency shall send each person who
takes the wastewater operator examination notification of whether the person
obtained a passing score.
h)
Passing test scores shall be valid for 5 years from the date of Agency
notification of examination results. The Agency shall not issue a Certificate
of Technical Competency to any person whose most recent qualifying examination
scores are older than five years.
i) Examinations, and any part thereof, are
the property of the Agency. Examinations are not to be taken from the
examination site and are not to be copied. Violation of this rule will result
in the applicant being ineligible for certification, and will be grounds for
sanction of current certification.
j) Examination questions, scoring keys, other
examination data, including individual test scores, and all examination
materials are exempt from inspection under the Illinois Freedom of Information
Act [5 ILCS
140/7(1)(Q) ].
Notes
Amended at 9 Ill. Reg. 2663, effective February 15, 1985; recodified from Section 380.401 to Section 380.400 at 31 Ill. Reg. 10532
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