4 Tex. Admin. Code § 226.6 - Renewal of Certification
(a) At
least 30 days prior to the expiration of a certification for prescribed burn
manager, the Department will attempt to send notice to the certified and
insured prescribed burn manager at the last known contact information provided
to the Department.
(b) To be
eligible for certification renewal, a certified and insured prescribed burn
manager must submit the following to the Department:
(1) the certification renewal fee;
(2) completion and certification of six hours
of CFT credits for the two-year period preceding the renewal in the following
categories of instruction:
(A) one hour of
instruction dedicated to laws and regulations;
(B) one hour of instruction dedicated to
smoke management;
(3) proof of liability insurance
coverage.
(c) If a
prescribed burn manager seeking renewal under this section fails to meet the
CFT requirements, the application for renewal will not be approved until the
applicant can demonstrate attainment of the minimum number of CFT
credits.
(d) A certified and
insured prescribed burn manager may file a written request for an extension of
time for compliance with any deadline in these rules. Such request for
extension may be granted by the Board if the applicant files appropriate
documentation to show good cause for failure to comply timely with the
requirements of this subsection. Good cause includes extended illness, extended
medical disability, or other extraordinary hardship which is beyond the control
of the certified and insured prescribed burn manager.
(e) A prescribed burn manager who fails to
satisfy all requirements necessary for certification within one year following
the expiration of the certification must submit a new application for
certification.
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