Or. Admin. Code § 735-060-0040 - Inspection
(1) Prior to DMV
issuing a CDL Third Party Tester Certificate, the prospective Tester must pass
an inspection to ensure compliance with all Oregon statutes, DMV administrative
rules and federal regulations related to CDL Third Party testing. An authorized
representative of DMV will, during regular business hours, inspect the
applicant's business office or facility, and any proposed test site, and
on-road drive test routes submitted to DMV.
(2) DMV, the Oregon Secretary of State, or
FMCSA may conduct an unscheduled inspection of the business premises, records,
and equipment of a CDL Third Party Tester to review compliance with all Oregon
statutes, DMV administrative rules, and federal regulations related to CDL
Third Party testing. No notice will be given to the Tester prior to the
unscheduled inspection. The Tester must consent to and fully cooperate with the
unscheduled inspection.
(3) In
addition to any other inspection, DMV will, at least once every two years,
conduct an inspection of each Tester to review compliance with Oregon statutes,
DMV administrative rules, and federal regulations related to CDL Third Party
testing.
(4) An inspection, whether
scheduled or unscheduled, may include an inspection of:
(a) CDL Third Party Tester records.
(b) Security of CDL applicant personal
information.
(c) A review of the
Tester's qualifications and compliance with the terms of the CDL Third Party
Tester Agreement.
(d) The testing
procedures used by CDL Third Party Examiners of the Tester including the test
site(s) and on-road drive test route(s).
(e) Any other related areas the DMV
representative may deem necessary at the time of the inspection.
(5) As part of an inspection, a
DMV or FMCSA representative may observe, co-score and evaluate a CDL Third
Party Examiner administering a CDL skills test or retest a sample of the CDL
applicants who were tested by an Examiner of the Tester to compare scoring and
monitor testing procedures. The Tester must provide a vehicle that will
accommodate the Examiner, the CDL applicant being tested, and the DMV
representative.
(6) A federal,
state, county, or city law enforcement officer, or a representative of the
Oregon Department of Transportation or of the FMCSA may conduct covert
observations of CDL skills tests administered by Tester's Examiners or may pose
as a customer of a Tester without disclosing their employment with a
governmental entity to inspect the manner in which CDL skills tests are
administered.
(7) To pass an
inspection, the Tester must be in compliance with the Oregon statutes, DMV
administrative rules and federal regulations relating to CDL Third Party
testing.
(8) The DMV, Oregon
Secretary of State, or FMCSA representative conducting the inspection will
prepare a written report and specify any deficiencies that the Tester must
correct. The Tester will be given a copy of the report. Deficiencies identified
must be corrected by the Tester within 30 calendar days of the date DMV sends
the report to the Tester.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 184.619, 802.010 & 807.080
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 807.040 & 807.070
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