16 Tex. Admin. Code § 75.122 - Certification Training Program Requirements
(a)
A certification training program provider must receive approval from the
department before offering or providing a certification training
program.
(b) To obtain approval of
a certification training program, an applicant shall:
(1) file a completed application on a
department-approved form;
(2) pay
all applicable fees;
(3)
demonstrate that the program includes a total of at least 2,000 hours of a
combination of:
(A) classroom instruction at
a secondary school, institution of higher learning as defined by §
61.003 of the Texas
Education Code, or an apprenticeship program accepted by the department;
and
(B) practical experience in air
conditioning and refrigeration-related work under the supervision of a licensed
air conditioning and refrigeration contractor;
(4) provide copies of course material such as
textbooks, videos, tapes, handouts, study materials, and any additional
documentation; and
(5) provide the
names and license numbers of all air conditioning and refrigeration contractors
supervising program participants.
(c) Department approval of certification
training program is valid for one year, and may be renewed. To renew, a
provider shall:
(1) file a completed renewal
application on a department-approved form;
(2) pay all applicable fees;
(3) certify that the program continues to
meet the requirements of this chapter;
(4) provide the department with a summary of
changes to the curriculum or program materials, and provide copies of course
materials upon request from the department; and
(5) provide the names and license numbers of
all air conditioning and refrigeration contractors supervising program
participants.
(d) The
department may deny approval or renewal of a certification training program if
a provider is past due on the payment of any administrative penalties, or
provides false information on an application.
(e) To determine whether a provider is
complying with the requirements of this chapter, department employees and
representatives may conduct audits of a provider and any certification training
program offered by a provider.
(f)
Upon a finding that the certification training program provider has not
complied with the requirements of this chapter, or that a certification
training program does not meet the requirements of this chapter, the department
may rescind approval of a certification training program.
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