11 Miss. Code. R. 5-3.6 - Certification Requirements
A. To be a
certified installation contractor, certified permanent closure contractor, or
certified UST technician of underground storage tank systems, an applicant for
certification must meet the following requirements:
(1) be at least 18 years of age;
(2) complete and submit an application
provided by the Department;
(3)
pass appropriate examination(s) developed and given by the Department, with a
score of at least 75%;
(4) submit
and maintain during the certification period current proof of financial
responsibility in one of the following two ways if installing, altering,
permanently closing, or testing UST systems not owned by the applicant or
company named on the certification application:
(a) Certificate of Insurance that must
provide and reflect
(1) at least $50,000
coverage of contractor's general liability insurance; and
(2) a 30- or 60-day cancellation notice
period; and
(3) the Department as
the certificate holder; or,
(b) a Certificate of Responsibility from the
Mississippi Board of Contractors;
(5) submit letter from their employer stating
that the applicant is an employee of said company and the following conditions
exist:
(a) applicant is an employee of
company and not the owner;
(b) The
applicant will install, alter, test, and/or permanently close UST systems other
than those owned by the company.
(6) submit proof of experience with UST
systems by letter of employer, W-2s, or Department approved equivalent to
confirm the following:
(a) Two (2) years of
experience under an MDEQ licensed Installation contractor to become certified
to install or alter USTs, unless otherwise approved by the Department.
(b) Two (2) years of experience
under an MDEQ licensed Removal contractor to become certified to permanently
close USTs, unless otherwise approved by the Department.
(c) Six (6) months of experience under an
MDEQ licensed Installation contractor or MDEQ licensed Technician to become
certified to test and perform non-invasive repairs to USTs, unless otherwise
approved by the Department.
(d)
Six (6) months of experience under an MDEQ licensed Cathodic Protection Tester
to become certified to test Cathodic Protection on USTs, unless otherwise
approved by the Department.
B. If applying for certification to
permanently close USTs, an applicant must provide a certificate showing
completion of eight (8) hours of Department approved permanent closure-related
course work and meet the requirements in Rule 3.6.A and F. of this rule.
C. If applying for certification
to install, alter, or test USTs, an applicant must provide a certificate
showing completion of eight (8) hours of Department approved installation,
alteration, or testing related course work and meet the requirements in
subsections Rule 3.6.A. and F. of this rule.
D. If applying for certification to test USTs
and perform non-invasive repairs, an applicant must provide a certificate
showing completion of eight (8) hours of Department approved testing related
course work and meet the requirements in subsections of Rule 3.6.A. and F. of
this rule.
E. If applying for
certification to test Cathodic Protection, an applicant must provide a
certificate showing completion of a Department approved third party examination
to test Cathodic Protection on a UST system and meet the requirements in A.1,
A.2, A.5, A.6, and F of this rule.
F. Applicant must resolve any outstanding
violations, applicable fees or penalties to be paid to the Department before
certification or renewal certifications are issued by the Department.
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