Or. Admin. Code § 856-015-0010 - Original Licensing Requirements - All Pilotage Grounds
In addition to the qualifications required for licensing of pilots under ORS 776, the applicant shall:
(1) Present an application in writing to the
administrator of the board on the form provided by the board for the pilotage
ground for which the applicant intends to become licensed. The application
shall be filed not less than 30 days prior to appearance at the board for a
written training assessment and may be supplemented at any time until the
written training assessment is taken. The board's administrator shall schedule
the written training assessment. Applicants taking the written training
assessment shall be observed by the board's administrator to ensure the
integrity and security of the assessment. The written training assessment for
each pilotage ground shall be prepared by the board-licensed training
organization for that pilotage ground and the board member from that pilotage
ground. The written training assessment will measure the applicant's skill and
knowledge of those factors identified in ORS
776.035(2) and
776.325(1)(b).
The written training assessment will be evaluated by the board member from the
pilotage ground for which the applicant is seeking a license, and, at that
board member's discretion, the board-licensed training organization from that
pilotage ground. The written training assessment evaluator(s) may recommend
additional training after reviewing an applicant's written training assessment
responses. If so, the application will be held until the applicant's training
is complete.
(2) Accompany the
application with a photocopy of the "Summary to be Completed by Medical
Practitioner" page of the U.S. Coast Guard physical examination report and
signed by an Oregon or Washington licensed physician verifying that the
applicant meets the physical, medical and mental criteria required to qualify
for a federal pilot's license.
(a) If the
examining physician determines that the applicant is not competent to perform
the duties of a pilot, the applicant is not medically eligible to receive a
license from the Board.
(b) If the
examining physician determines that the applicant is competent to perform the
duties of a pilot, the applicant is medically eligible to receive a license
from the Board.
(c) If the U.S.
Coast Guard undertakes further medical review of an applicant's physical,
medical or mental competency, the license application is considered incomplete
during the pendency of the review.
(A) If, at
the conclusion of such review process, the U.S. Coast Guard declines to approve
the applicant for continued federal licensure as a pilot, the applicant is not
medically eligible to receive a license from the Board.
(B) If, at the conclusion of such review
process, the U.S. Coast Guard issues a waiver to the applicant, the applicant
is medically eligible to receive a license from the Board, and any license
issued by the Board shall be subject to the terms of the waiver issued by the
U.S. Coast Guard.
(3) Provide a copy of the current "Medical
Certificate" issued by the U.S. Coast Guard.
(4) Hold a valid license as Master endorsed
for Radar Observer issued by the U.S. Coast Guard;
(5) Hold an unlimited federal pilot's
endorsement for the ground for which a state license is sought.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 776.115
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 776.300
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