30 Tex. Admin. Code § 30.310 - Qualifications for Initial License
(a) An
individual applying for an on-site supervisor license must apply for one of the
following levels of licenses:
(1) Class
A;
(2) Class B; or
(3) Class A/B combination.
(b) To obtain an on-site
supervisor license, an individual must:
(1)
have met the requirements in Subchapter A of this chapter (relating to
Administration of Occupational Licenses and Registrations);
(2) be at least 18 years of age;
(3) document at least two years of active
experience in installation, repair, or removal of underground storage tanks
(USTs), underground utilities, or other engineering construction;
(4) submit sworn statements, on forms
approved by the executive director, from at least four persons (three from
clients not related by blood or marriage and one from a current or previous
employer, or employer's representative) who have engaged the applicant or the
applicant's employer within the previous 24 months to perform: UST
installations, repairs, or removals; underground utility construction; or
engineering construction. These statements shall attest to the applicant's
character, knowledge of construction, and ability to supervise the construction
activity. Such statements shall also include a description of the type of
construction performed by the applicant;
(5) submit a sworn statement by the applicant
as to the authenticity of the information provided on the
application;
(6) prior to the
examination, submit the appropriate certificates of completion for the
following levels of licenses:
(A) Class A--28
hours of training and education courses in the installation and repair of
USTs;
(B) Class B--12 hours of
training and education courses in the removal of USTs; or
(C) Class A/B combination--40 hours of
training and education courses in the installation, repair, and removal of
USTs; and
(7) pass the
appropriate licensing examination.
(c) Individuals with a Class A or Class B may
upgrade to a Class A/B combination by submitting a new application with the
required fee, completing the required initial training, and passing the
examination.
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