Iowa Code r. 481-432.4 - Course instructor(s)
(1)
Procedure and standards for board approval of instructors. An
individual seeking board approval to instruct continuing education
programs/activities will:
a. File an
application in the form prescribed by the board without alteration;
b. Attach copies of documents, licenses,
degrees, and other materials demonstrating compliance with the requirements for
the type of continuing education program/activity as set forth below.
(1) If seeking approval to instruct in the
content area of the Iowa occupational safety and health Act, an individual must
either possess and maintain a current Iowa occupational safety and health Act
500, 501, 502, or 503 card or completion certificate, or both, or possess a
current train-the-trainer or instructor card or other certification or
safety-related degree or diploma issued by the American Heart Association,
American Red Cross, Health and Safety Institute, National Safety Council, Board
of Certified Safety Professionals, or board-approved equivalent.
(2) If seeking approval to instruct in the
content area of the Iowa plumbing code or Iowa mechanical code, or both, an
individual must:
1. Possess a current license
issued by the board at the journey or master level in the applicable discipline
under that code,
2. Possess a
current license as a professional engineer under Iowa Code chapter
542B,
3. Present evidence of having
taught at least eight contact hours in the applicable code within the last
three years,
4. Possess a current
inspector or plans examiner certificate issued by a code body in the
discipline, or
5. Demonstrate
equivalent specialized education or training.
(3) If seeking approval to instruct in the
content area of a practice discipline, an individual must:
1. Possess a current license issued by the
board at the journey or master level in the applicable discipline,
2. Possess a current license as a
professional engineer under Iowa Code chapter 542B,
3. Provide evidence of employment as a
product representative with manufacturer training,
4. Present evidence of having taught at least
eight contact hours in the applicable discipline within the last year,
or
5. Demonstrate equivalent
specialized education or training.
(2)
Board approval. Board
approval for an instructor under subrule 432.4(1) will be valid for three
years.
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