Or. Admin. Code § 259-009-0085 - Certification of Courses and Classes
(1) The Department will certify courses, and
classes deemed adequate to effectively teach one or more approved fire
subject(s) to fire service personnel.
(2) Certification will be based on the
evaluation of course curriculum or subjects for instruction.
(3) Facilities and equipment used for
certified training will be accessible to all interested and qualified
individuals.
(4) The Department
will certify courses at the content level. Courses certified at the content
level require student demonstration of acquired knowledge, skills, or
abilities. Agencies, organizations, or individuals requesting course
certification at the content level must submit an application to certify a
course (DPSST Form F-20), accompanied by clearly-defined NFPA standards for job
performance requirements, curriculum, test questions or evaluation criteria,
and evidence of instructor certification as provided in OAR 259-009-0080.
Curriculum submitted to DPSST becomes the property of DPSST .
(5) The Department must notify the requesting
agency, organization or individual, in writing, of the denial or the granted
level of course certification. If certification is granted, the instructor must
submit an Application to Instruct an Approved DPSST Course (DPSST Form F-9F) to
obtain rosters and a Notice of Course Completion (NOCC).
(6) It is the responsibility of the
requesting agency, organization, or individual, to:
(a) Oversee the preparation of curriculum and
to ensure its compliance with the requirements of the Department ;
(b) Obtain a facility and instructor(s) to be
used for the course, and ensure their compliance with the requirement of the
Department ;
(c) Develop rules and
regulations governing the operation of the facility and the conduct of the
trainees;
(d) Administer the
course;
(e) Maintain an accurate
record of attendance; and
(f)
Maintain all forms required by the Department , forwarding them within the
stipulated time period.
(7) Once a course is certified, it remains
certified for unlimited delivery for five years, unless there is a significant
change in course content, number of hours or instructor; or unless it is
decertified by the Department as provided in section (9) of this rule. The
Department must be notified of significant changes.
(8) All course certification will expire on
December 31st of the fifth year after the initial approval date. Agencies,
organizations or individuals must request recertification to continue a course
for each additional five years.
(9)
The Department must decertify a course whenever that course is deemed
inadequate. The course may be recertified by the Department when satisfactory
proof has been presented to the Department that the deficiencies have been
corrected.
(10) Fire service
agencies may accredit their training programs as provided in OAR
259-009-0087.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 181A.410 & ORS 181A.590
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 181A.410 & ORS 181A.590
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