Utah Admin. Code R311-500-8 - Performance Standards
(a) A Certified
Decontamination Specialist performing decontamination activities at
contaminated property:
(1) shall be certified
prior to engaging in any decontamination activities for the purpose of removing
the contaminated property from the list referenced in Section
19-6-903(3)(b)
and display the certificate upon request;
(2) shall report to the local Health
Department the location of any property that is the subject of decontamination
work by the Decontamination Specialist;
(3) shall file a workplan with the local
Health Department;
(4) shall
perform work in accordance with the workplan;
(5) shall perform work meeting applicable
local, state and federal laws, including certification and licensing
requirements for performing construction work;
(6) shall oversee and supervise all
decontamination activities and ensure any person(s) assisting with
decontamination work at contaminated property meets Occupational Safety and
Health Agency safety training requirements in accordance with
29 CFR
1910.120;
(7) shall disclose to any person(s) assisting
with decontamination at contaminated property that work is being performed in a
clandestine drug laboratory, inform the person(s) of the potential risks
associated with this type of environment and ensure that the person(s) wears
the necessary personal protective equipment as established by the
Decontamination Specialist;
(8)
shall make all decisions regarding decontamination and be the only individual
conducting confirmation sampling;
(9) shall follow scientifically sound and
accepted sampling procedures;
(10)
shall submit a Final Report to the local Health Department, which includes an
affidavit stating that the property has been decontaminated to the standards
outlined in R392-600;
(11) shall
maintain a current address and phone number on file with the
Division;
(12) shall not
participate in fraudulent, unethical, deceitful or dishonest activity with
respect to performance of work for which certification is granted;
and
(13) shall not participate in
any other activities regulated under R311-500 without meeting all requirements
of that certification program.
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