W. Va. Code R. § 64-63-3 - License Required, Procedures, Application, Qualifications
3.1. No person
shall perform the work of an asbestos analytical laboratory, clearance air
monitor, contractor, inspector, management planner, project designer,
supervisor, or worker, or of a resilient floor covering worker without
possessing a valid license issued under this rule.
3.2. Individual persons shall be at least
eighteen (18) years of age to be licensed under this rule.
3.3. A license expires one (1) year from the
last day of the month in which it is issued.
3.4. The director may refuse to issue a
license and retain the license fee if the applicant fails to satisfy the
requirements of this rule.
3.5. The
director may refuse to issue a contractor's license if he or she finds that the
applicant has knowingly falsified or attempted to falsify documents related to
an asbestos abatement project or license.
3.6. The director shall provide a written
notice of denial and an opportunity for reapplication to all
applicants.
3.7. All applicable
licensure fees set forth in Table 64-63A found at the end of this rule shall be
enclosed with a license application.
3.8. The applicant, or, for a contractor or a
laboratory, an authorized agent or officer shall sign the
application.
3.9. License
applications shall include the following:
3.9.a. A history of all asbestos enforcement
actions taken against the applicant by any federal or state agency or court in
the two-year period immediately preceding the date of the
application;
3.9.b. For an
individual person, the applicant's date of birth;
3.9.c. For licensure as a contractor, the
number of a current supervisor's license for the contractor, or the number of a
current supervisor's license for one (1) of the contractor's
employees;
3.9.d. For licensure of
an individual person as an asbestos clearance air monitor, inspector,
management planner, project designer, supervisor, or worker, or as a resilient
floor covering worker, a current certificate of training for the category of
license sought;
3.9.e. For
licensure of an asbestos analytical laboratory to analyze bulk samples for
asbestos, proof of NVLAP accreditation or successful completion of the two (2)
most recent rounds of the AIHA bulk asbestos quality assurance
program;
3.9.f. For licensure of an
asbestos analytical laboratory to analyze air samples for asbestos by PCM,
proof of AIHA accreditation or of successful completion of two (2) rounds of
the AIHA proficiency analytical testing program (PAT) to analyze air
samples;
3.9.g. For licensure of an
asbestos analytical laboratory to analyze air samples for asbestos by TEM,
proof of accreditation by NVLAP for analysis of air samples by TEM;
3.9.h. For licensure of an asbestos
management planner, the number of his or her asbestos inspector's license;
and
3.9.i. Any other information
relevant to asbestos abatement licensure requested by the director.
3.10. An individual person who is
licensed as an asbestos management planner is also required to be licensed as
an asbestos inspector.
3.11. A
contractor or at least one (1) of the contractor's employees is also required
to be licensed as an asbestos supervisor.
Notes
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