Wash. Admin. Code § 196-25-070 - Providing direct supervision
Direct supervision by a licensee is described as follows:
(1) Maintaining control over
those decisions that are the basis for the findings, conclusions, analyses,
rationale, details, and judgments required for the preparation of engineering
or land surveying plans, specifications, plats, surveys, land descriptions as
defined by WAC
332-130-020, reports, as-built
documents prepared by the licensee, and related activities.
(2) Requires providing personal direction,
oversight, inspection, observation and supervision of the work being
certified.
(3) These actions may
include, but are not limited to: Direct face-to-face communications; written
communications; U.S. mail; electronic mail; facsimiles; telecommunications, or
other current technology.
(4)
Contractual or employment relations must be in place between the licensee and
unlicensed preparer to qualify as direct supervision.
(5) Mentoring is not direct supervision.
Reviewing documents as defined by WAC
196-23-020, after preparation
without involvement in the design and development process as described above
cannot be accepted as direct supervision.
Notes
Statutory Authority: RCW 18.43.035. 10-05-017, § 196-25-070, filed 2/4/10, effective 3/7/10; 06-22-033, § 196-25-070, filed 10/25/06, effective 11/25/06. Formerly WAC 196-23-030.
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