30 Tex. Admin. Code § 30.18 - Applications for an Initial License and Individual Registrations
(a)
Applications for initial licenses and individual registrations shall be made on
a standard form provided by the executive director. The application must be
submitted to the executive director with the fee according to §
30.30 of this title (relating to
Terms and Fees for Licenses and Registrations). The application must be
submitted to the executive director before the applicant may take the
examination, if applicable.
(b)
Supplemental information for each individual program shall be submitted
according to the specific requirements for each program.
(c) An approved application shall be valid
for one year from the date of application approval.
(d) All statements and qualifications
provided by each applicant or on the behalf of the applicant are subject to
verification by the executive director.
(e) All statements, qualifications, and
attachments provided by the applicant relating to an application shall be true,
accurate, complete, and contain no misrepresentation or
falsification.
(f)
Misrepresentation or falsification of any information may be grounds for denial
of an application and for enforcement action.
(g) All applications must be completed in
full. All deficiencies must be resolved, and the applicant must notify the
executive director that the deficiency has been resolved, within 120 days of
notification, or the application shall be considered expired.
(h) An applicant must furnish evidence of any
training credit, proof of education, or work experience when requested.
Diplomas from non-accredited high schools will be evaluated by the executive
director on a case-by-case basis and will be considered based on the following
submitted information:
(1)
transcript;
(2) documentation of
actual coursework;
(3) time spent
on coursework or program; and
(4)
any additional documentation the executive director might reasonably request or
that would assist the applicant in demonstrating the proof of their education
claim.
(i) The executive
director shall determine whether an applicant meets the requirements of this
subchapter. If all requirements have been met, the executive director shall
issue the license. The license shall be valid for the term specified in
Subchapters B - L of this chapter (relating to Backflow Prevention Assembly
Testers; Customer Service Inspectors; Landscape Irrigators, Irrigation
Technicians, and Irrigation Inspectors; Leaking Petroleum Storage Tank
Corrective Action Project Managers and Specialists; Municipal Solid Waste
Facility Supervisors; On-Site Sewage Facilities Installers, Apprentices,
Designated Representatives, Maintenance Providers, Maintenance Technicians, and
Site Evaluators; Water Treatment Specialists; Underground Storage Tank On-Site
Supervisor Licensing and Contractor Registration; Wastewater Operators and
Operations Companies; Public Water System Operators and Operations Companies;
and Visible Emissions Evaluator Training and Certification, respectively.) The
effective date of the license shall be the date the executive director issues
the license.
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