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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-123 - Informal Compliance Procedures

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A. Upon notification of the recommendation of
				an enforcement advisory committee, a registrant may meet with Board staff. The
				registrant may appear with or without counsel. The purpose of the meeting is to
				discuss informal settlement of the investigative matter. Upon completion of the
				meeting, a Board enforcement officer shall make recommendations to the
				Board.
B. At any time either before
				or after formal disciplinary proceedings have been instituted against a
				registrant, the registrant may submit to the Board an offer of settlement
				whereby, in lieu of formal disciplinary action , the registrant agrees to
				accept certain sanctions such as suspension, civil penalties, enrolling in
				relevant professional education courses, limiting the scope of practice,
				submitting work product to professional peer review, or other disciplinary
				sanctions. If the Board determines that the proposed settlement will adequately
				protect the public welfare, the Board shall accept the offer and enter a
				decision consented to by the registrant, incorporating the proposed
				settlement.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-126 - Service of Board Decisions; Rehearing of Board Decisions

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A. Except as provided in subsection (G), any
				party to an appealable agency action or contested case before the Board who is
				aggrieved by a decision rendered in the matter may file with the Board, not
				later than 30 calendar days after service of the decision, a written motion for
				rehearing or review of the decision specifying the particular grounds for the
				motion. A decision shall be deemed to have been served on the date when
				personally delivered or mailed by certified mail to the party's last known
				address of record with the agency. The filing of a motion for rehearing is a
				condition precedent to the right of appeal provided in A.R.S. §
									32-128(J).
B. A motion for rehearing under this rule may
				be amended at any time before it is ruled upon by the Board. A response may be
				filed within 15 calendar days after service of the motion or amended motion by
				any other party. The Board may require the filing of written briefs upon the
				issues raised in the motion and may provide for oral argument. The filing of a
				motion for rehearing or review suspends the operation of the Board's order and
				allows the registrant to practice in his or her profession pending denial or
				granting of the motion, and pending the decision of the Board on the rehearing
				or review if the motion is granted.
C. A rehearing or review of the decision may
				be granted for any of the following causes materially affecting the moving
				party's rights:
1. Irregularity in the
				administrative proceedings of the agency, members of the Board or the
				prevailing party, or any order or abuse of discretion, whereby the moving party
				was deprived of a fair hearing;
2.
				Misconduct of the Board or the prevailing party;
3. Accident or surprise which could not have
				been prevented by ordinary prudence;
4. Newly discovered material evidence which
				could not with reasonable diligence have been discovered and produced at the
				original hearing;
5. Excessive or
				insufficient penalties;
6. Error in
				the admission or rejection of evidence or other errors of law occurring at the
				administrative hearing;
7. The
				decision is unjustified based upon the evidence or is contrary to
				law.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-202 - In-training Designation

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A. An applicant for
				in-training designation shall submit an original completed in-training
				application package that contains the following:
1. Category for which the applicant is
				seeking an in-training designation
2. Evidence of successful
				completion, or waiver by the Board, of the current fundamentals examination in
				the category for which in-training designation is sought;
3. Information regarding any conviction for a
				felony or misdemeanor, other than a minor traffic violation, within five years
				before the date of application;
4.
				Any alias or other name used by the applicant; and
5. The information set
				forth in subsections (B)(2) through (9);
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-203 - Waiver of Examination

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A. The
				Board shall grant a waiver of the professional examination requirement in
				A.R.S. § 32-122.01 and
				R4-30-201
				to an applicant for professional registration who holds a valid professional or
				occupational registration, certification, or license in the category for which
				registration, certification, or licensure is sought, and is in good standing in
				another state or U.S. territory provided:
The applicant submits
				  verifiable documentation to the Board that the applicant has been actively
				  engaged as a professional or occupational registrant, certificant, or licensee
				  in another state or U.S. territory for at least 10 years in the category for
				  which registration, certification, or licensure is sought. For purposes of this
				  subsection, "actively engaged as a professional registrant" means that the
				  applicant holds a valid professional or occupational registration,
				  certification, or license in good standing, and has been practicing or offering
				  professional services for at least 10 of the last 15 years.
B. The Board shall grant a waiver of the
				professional examination requirement in A.R.S. § 32-122.01 and
				R4-30-201
				to an applicant for professional registration who submits verifiable
				documentation to the Board that the applicant holds one of the following
				professional records, issued by a national examination council, and is
				registered in good standing in another state or U.S. territory and has been
				actively engaged in the practice of the profession for which the applicant
				seeks registration. The Board recognizes the following national examination
				council records:
1. National Council of
				Architectural Registration Boards' ("NCARB") Certificate Record, with design
				and seismic (lateral forces) qualifications;
2. National Council of Examiners for
				Engineers and Surveyors Council ("NCEES") Record; or
3. Council of Landscape Architectural
				Registration Boards Council ("CLARB") Record and Certification.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-208 - Education and Work Experience

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A.
				Education credit.
1. The Board shall grant
				credit according to the following:
a.
				Architectural applicants with National Architectural Accrediting Board
				accredited degree (NAAB): 60 months
b. Architectural applicants with a four year
				architectural degree: 48 months
c.
				Landscape Architectural applicants with a Landscape Architectural Accrediting
				Board accredited degree (LAAB): 48 months
d. Landscape Architectural applicants with
				LAAB accredited master's or doctorate degree: 60 months
e. Engineering applicants with an
				Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology (ABET) accredited bachelor's
				degree and a (ABET) master's or doctorate degree in the branch of engineering
				that registration is sought: 60 months
f. Engineering applicants with an ABET
				accredited bachelor's degree or equivalent in the branch of engineering that
				registration is sought: 48 months
g. Engineering applicants with four-year ABET
				accredited degrees in a branch other than that in which registration is sought:
				36 months
h. Land Surveying
				applicants with ABET accredited bachelor degree in land surveying: 48
				months
i. Land Surveying applicants
				with a master's degree in land surveying: 60 months
j. Geology applicants
				with bachelor's degree in geology or earth sciences: 48 months
k.
											 Geology applicants with a master's or doctorate degree in
				geology or earth sciences: 60 months
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-209 - Time-frames for Professional Registration, Certification, or In-training Designation

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A. Within
				60 days of receiving the initial application package for professional
				registration, certification, or in-training designation, the Board shall finish
				an administrative completeness review.
1. If
				the application package is complete, the Board shall notify the applicant that
				the package is complete and that the administrative completeness review is
				finished.
2. If the application
				package is incomplete, the Board shall notify the applicant that the package is
				deficient and specify the information or documentation that is missing. All
				time-frames are suspended from the date the notice is mailed to the applicant
				until the Board receives all missing information or documentation.
3. An applicant with an incomplete
				application package shall supply the missing information or documentation
				within 90 days from the date of the notice of deficiencies.
If the applicant fails to supply the missing information or
				  documentation, the Board may close the applicant's application file. Any fee
				  paid by the applicant is Nonrefund-able. An applicant whose file has been
				  closed and who later wishes to apply for professional registration,
				  certification, or in-training designation shall submit a new application
				  package and pay the applicable fee.
4. If an applicant requests to sit for the
				professional, certification, or fundamentals examination, or requests a waiver
				of examination, the time-frames in
				R4-30-210
				apply until the Board grants or denies the applicant's request.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-210 - Time-frames for Approval to Sit for, or for Waiver of, the Professional, Certification, or Fundamentals Examination

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A. Within 60 days of receiving the initial
				application package to sit for, or for waiver of, the professional,
				certification, or fundamentals examination, the Board shall finish an
				administrative completeness review.
1. If the
				application package is complete, the Board shall notify the applicant that the
				package is complete and that the administrative completeness review is
				finished.
2. If the application
				package is incomplete, the Board shall notify the applicant that the package is
				deficient and specify the information or documentation that is missing. All
				time-frames are suspended from the date the notice is mailed to the applicant
				until the Board receives all missing information or documentation.
3. An applicant with an incomplete
				application package shall supply the missing information or documentation
				within 90 days from the date of the notice of deficiencies. If the applicant
				fails to supply the missing information or documentation, the Board may close
				the applicant's application file. Any fee paid by the applicant is
				nonrefundable. An applicant whose file has been closed and who later wishes to
				sit for the fundamentals, certification, or professional examination, or who
				requests a waiver of examination, shall submit a new application package and
				pay the applicable fee.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-214 - Architect Registration

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An applicant for architect registration shall complete all of
				  the following:
1. An applicant shall
				provide evidence of successful completion of the National Council of
				Architectural Registration Boards' (NCARB) professional experience
				requirement.
2. An applicant shall
				successfully complete the professional architect examination designated by the
				Board and provided by the National Council of Architectural Registration
				Boards.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-224 - Engineer Registration

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A. Work
				experience credited toward the eight-year active engagement requirement shall
				be directly related to the applicant's branch of engineering and of a character
				satisfactory to the Board and attained as described in
				R4-30-222,
				except that work experience for specific branches of engineering as described
				in
				R4-30-221
				shall be for the purpose of qualifying an applicant for registration only and
				shall not be construed to restrict or confine the work practices of or
				engineering engagements accepted by a registrant.
B. An applicant shall successfully complete
				the professional engineer examinations offered in the applicant's branch of
				engineering designated by the Board.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-242 - Geologist-in-training Designation

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A. To
				qualify for admission to the fundamentals examination solely on the basis of
				education, an applicant shall be a graduate or be in the final year of a
				four-year degree program with a major in geology or earth science at an
				accredited college or university .
B. To qualify for admission to the
				fundamentals examination, an applicant who is not a graduate of a four-year
				degree program as specified in subsection (A) shall have at least four years of
				education or experience or both directly related to the practice of geology.
				Experience directly related to the practice of geology of a character
				satisfactory to the Board shall include the following:
1. Consultation: The active involvement in
				meetings, discussions and development of reports intended to provide
				information, facts or advice regarding natural resources and surface and
				subsurface geological conditions and the preparation of geological maps for use
				in consultations with clients.
2.
				Evaluation: The evaluation of mining and petroleum properties, groundwater
				resources, unconsolidated earth materials, mineral fuels, natural hazards and
				land use limitations.
3.
				Supervision of exploration: The supervision of the geological phases of
				engineering investigation, exploration for mineral and natural resources,
				metallic and nonmetallic ores, petroleum and groundwater resources.
4. Administration: Administrative experience,
				including office and field administration, field or laboratory testing,
				quotation requests, change orders, cost accounting, bidding procedures and
				project closeouts (maximum 12 months' credit).
5. Editing or writing: The editing or writing
				for publication of articles, books, newsletters or other written materials on
				geological subjects (maximum six months' credit).
6. Engineering: Experience in related
				branches of engineering (maximum six months' credit).
7. Subprofessional experience: As defined in
				rule
				R4-30-101 (maximum
				six months' credit).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-244 - Geologist Registration

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An applicant shall successfully complete the professional
				  geologist examination designated by the Board and provided by the Association
				  of State Boards of Geology.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-247 - Home Inspector Certification

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A. An applicant for
				certification as a home inspector shall submit an original completed
				application package that contains the following:
1. Evidence of successful completion, within
				two years before the date of application, of the National Home Inspector
				Examination as administered by the Examination Board of Professional Home
				Inspectors;
2. The information in
				subsection (B);
3. A completed
				fingerprint card;
4. Applicable
				fees;
5. Evidence of successful
				completion of 84 hours of classroom training or an equivalent course conducted
				by an educational facility that is licensed by the Arizona State Board for
				Private Postsecondary Education, or accredited by the Distance Education
				Accrediting Commission, or by an accrediting agency approved by the United
				States Department of Education. The course of study shall encompass all of
				following major content areas:
a. Structural
				Components,
b. Exterior,
c. Roofing,
d. Plumbing,
e. Heating,
f. Cooling,
g. Electrical,
h. Insulation and Ventilation,
i. Interiors,
j. Fireplaces and Solid Fuel-Burning
				Devices,
k. Swimming Pools &
				Spas, and
l. Professional
				Practice;
6. Evidence of
				completion of 30 parallel inspections. The 30 parallel inspections and home
				inspection report shall meet the standards in
				R4-30-301.01 and be retained by the
				applicant for at least two years from the date of application. The applicant
				shall conduct these inspections on separate residential dwelling units and
				shall list them on a log provided by the Board. The log shall include, with
				respect to each inspection, the address of the property, the date of the
				inspection, and the name and certification number of the supervising home
				inspector. The Board may hold the applicant's package for a period of one year
				based solely on the need for time to permit the applicant to complete the
				required parallel inspections. All time frames promulgated under A.R.S. Title
				41, Chapter 6, Article 7.1 are suspended during this period.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-282 - Land Surveyor-in-training Designation

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A. To qualify for admission to the
				fundamentals examination solely on the basis of education, an applicant shall
				be a graduate of a four-year land surveying degree program accredited at the
				time of graduation by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology
				(ABET) or an equivalent predecessor organization.
B. To qualify for admission to the
				fundamentals examination, an applicant who is not a graduate of a four-year
				ABET-accredited land surveying degree program shall have at least four years of
				education or experience or both directly related to the practice of land
				surveying. Experience directly related to the practice of land surveying of a
				character satisfactory to the Board shall include the following:
1. The measurement of space, water, land or
				structures located or to be located upon or within them, to determine
				boundaries, areas or other necessary calculations through the use of any
				mechanical, physical, electric or electronic equipment or devices commonly used
				by registered professional land surveyors.
2. The analysis of measurement data through
				the use of professional knowledge or education or practical experience in the
				mathematical and physical sciences and in the principles of land
				surveying.
3. The location or
				relocation, establishment or re-establishment of boundaries, easements,
				rights-of-way, bench marks or corners.
4. Consultation with clients to determine the
				necessity of land surveying services and the determination of the correct type
				of services necessary to fulfill the client's needs and objectives.
5. The search of any source of public or
				private records for the purpose of performing a survey or to determine and, if
				necessary, to reconcile differences between the surveyor's collected data and
				such records.
6. The platting or
				subdividing of land or the planning and design of parcels of land for
				development purposes.
7. The
				preparation and maintenance of survey records.
8. Other land surveying activities, analyses
				or investigations defined in the Act.
9. The participation in office and field
				administration, quotation requests, bidding procedures, cost accounting and
				project close-outs (maximum 12 months' credit).
10.
										 Construction staking
				(maximum 12 months' credit).
11. Subprofessional
				experience as defined in
				R4-30-101 (maximum
				six months' credit).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 2 - REGISTRATION PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-284 - Land Surveyor Registration

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The candidate shall first successfully complete the
				  fundamentals of surveying examination. Second, the candidate shall successfully
				  complete the professional land surveyor examination provided by the National
				  Council of Examiners for Engineers and Surveyors. Third, the candidate shall
				  successfully complete the Arizona State Specific Examination provided by the
				  Board.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 3 - REGULATORY PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-301 - Rules of Professional Conduct

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All registrants shall comply with the following rules of
				  professional conduct:
1. A registrant
				shall not submit any materially false statements or fail to disclose any
				material facts requested in connection with an application for registration or
				certification, or in response to a subpoena.
2. A registrant shall not engage in fraud,
				deceit, misrepresentation or concealment of material facts in advertising,
				soliciting, or providing professional services to members of the
				public.
3. A registrant shall not
				commit bribery of a public servant as proscribed in A.R.S. §
									13-2602, commit commercial bribery
				as proscribed in A.R.S. §
									13-2605, or violate any federal
				statute concerning bribery.
4. A
				registrant shall comply with state, municipal, and county laws, codes,
				ordinances, and regulations pertaining to the registrant's area of
				practice.
5. If a registrant
				violates any state or federal criminal statute, the Board may take action
				against a registrant's license or certificate if a violation of the law is
				reasonably related to a registrant's area of practice.
6. A registrant shall apply the technical
				knowledge and skill that would be applied by other qualified registrants who
				practice the same profession in the same area and at the same time.
7. A registrant shall not accept an
				engagement if the duty to a client or the public would conflict with the
				registrant's personal interest or the interest of another client without making
				a full written disclosure of all material facts of the conflict to each person
				who might be related to or affected by the engagement.
8. A registrant shall not accept compensation
				for services related to the same engagement from more than one party without
				making a full written disclosure of all material facts to all parties and
				obtaining the express written consent of all parties involved.
9. A registrant shall make full disclosure to
				all parties concerning:
a. Any transaction
				involving payments to any person for the purpose of securing a contract,
				assignment, or engagement, except payments for actual and substantial technical
				assistance in preparing the proposal; or
b. Any monetary, financial, or beneficial
				interest the registrant holds in a contracting firm or other entity providing
				goods or services, other than the registrant's professional services, to a
				project or engagement.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 3 - REGULATORY PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-301.01 - Home Inspector Rules of Professional Conduct

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A. A certified home
				inspector shall conduct a home inspection in accordance with the "Standards of
				Professional Practice" adopted by the Arizona Chapter of the American Society
				of Home Inspectors, Inc. on October 27, 2023, the provisions of which are
				incorporated by reference. This rule does not include any later amendments or
				editions of the incorporated matter. Copies of these standards are available
				electronically on the Board's website.
B. A certified home inspector is not required
				to inspect a pool and/or spa as part of a home inspection. If a certified home
				inspector conducts a pool and/or spa inspection, it shall be conducted in
				accordance with the "Arizona Home Inspector Pools and Spas Standards of
				Professional Practice" ("Standards") adopted by the Board at its April 25, 2023
				meeting, the provisions of which are incorporated by reference. This rule does
				not include any later amendments or editions of the incorporated matter. Copies
				of the Standards are available electronically on the Board's website.
C. A Certified Home Inspector shall not:
1. Pay, directly or indirectly, in full or in
				part, a commission or compensation as a referral or finder's fee to a real
				estate company, real estate office, real estate broker/sales- person(s), real
				estate employees or real estate independent contractors in order to obtain
				referrals for home inspection business. This prohibition includes, but is not
				limited to, participation in pay-to-play programs by any name (e.g. "preferred
				vendor," "approved vendor," "marketing partner," "marketing services
				agreement");
2. Pay or receive,
				directly or indirectly, in full or in part, a commission or compensation as a
				referral or finder's fee related to the correction of defects found within the
				scope of the home inspection;
3.
				Perform, or offer to perform, for an additional fee, or have any financial
				interest in the performance of any repairs to the property that has been
				inspected by that inspector or the inspector's firm for a period of 24 months
				following the inspection; or
4. Be
				accompanied by more than four home inspector candidates while conducting any
				parallel home inspection.;
5.
				Perform, or offer to perform, a home inspection on a home while acting in the
				capacity of a licensed real estate salesperson or licensed real estate broker
				with any financial interest in the sale of the home.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 3 - REGULATORY PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-302 - Electrical Plans

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A. A registrant
				shall prepare and submit drawings and specifications for a new electrical
				system or an addition or modification to an existing electrical system provided
				the service and associated electrical feeders exceeds 600 amperes 120/240
				volts, single phase or 225 amperes 120/208 volts, three phase and the fault
				current exceeds 10,000 amperes.
B.
				In all cases a registrant shall design:
1.
				Electrical installations in hospitals or other buildings with surgical
				operating rooms regulated by Article 517 of the National Electrical code (1990
				edition) incorporated herein by reference and on file with the Office of the
				Secretary of State.
2. Electrical
				installations in locations classified as hazardous in Article 500 of the
				National Electrical Code (1990 edition) incorporated herein by reference and on
				file with the Office of the Secretary of State.
3. Electrical installations in locations
				classified as hazardous in Article 500 of the National Electrical Code (1990
				edition) with the exception of gasoline dispensing or repair garages.
4. A registrant shall design an alarm or
				signaling system that is required for life safety or code compliance.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 3 - REGULATORY PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-303 - Securing Seals

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A. Each
				registrant required to use a seal shall secure and use an ink seal 1 1/2 inches
				in diameter and identical in style, size, and appearance to the sample shown in
				Appendix A. The upper portion of the annular space between the second and third
				circles shall bear whichever of the following phrases is applicable to the
				registrant:
1. "Registered Architect";
				"Registered Professional Engineer" together with the branch of engineering in
				which registered; "Registered Professional Geologist"; "Registered Professional
				Landscape Architect"; or "Registered Land Surveyor." ."
2. The inscription "Arizona U.S.A." shall
				appear at the bottom of the annular space between the second and third circles;
				the inner circle shall contain the name of the registrant, registration number,
				and the words "date signed."
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 3 - REGULATORY PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-304 - Use of Seals

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A. A registrant
				shall place a permanently legible imprint of the registrant's seal and
				signature on the following:
1. Each sheet of
				drawings or maps;
2. Each of the
				master sheets when reproduced into a single set of finished drawings or
				maps;
3. Either the cover, title,
				index, or table of contents page, first sheet of each set of project
				specifications;
4. Either the
				cover, index page, or first sheet of each addenda or change order to plans,
				contract documents or specifications;
5. Either the cover, index page, or first
				sheet of bound details when prepared to supplement project drawings or
				maps;
6. Either the cover, title,
				index, or table of contents page, or first sheet of any report, specification,
				or other professional document prepared by a registrant or the registrant's
				bona fide employee;
7. The
				signature line of any letter or other professional document prepared by a
				registrant, or the registrant's bona fide employee; and
8. Shop drawings that require professional
				services or work as described in the Act. Examples of shop drawings that do not
				require a seal include drawings that show only:
a. Sizing and dimensioning information for
				fabrication purposes;
b.
				Construction techniques or sequences;
c. Components with previous approvals or
				designed by the registrant of record; or
d. Modifications to existing installations
				that do not affect the original design parameters and do not require additional
				computations.
9. Public
				Works projects which require the signature of each professional involved in the
				project.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 3 - REGULATORY PROVISIONS › Section R4-30-306 - Securing and Using Identifying Markers

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A. Registered land surveyors shall obtain at
				their expense identifying markers such as tags, caps, or embossed nails which
				shall show the registrant's Arizona Registration Number as issued by the Board,
				and each registration number shall be prefixed by the letters L.S.
B. Registered land surveyors shall securely
				attach an identifying marker to every permanent survey point set when making
				land boundary surveys.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 30 - BOARD OF TECHNICAL REGISTRATION › Article 3 - REGULATORY PROVISIONS › Appendix A - Sample Seals

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Samples:
Sign your name across lower portion of the seal. Do not cover
				  your name or registration number with your signature.
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** ENGINEERS MUST LIST BRANCH - Agriculture, Architectural,
				  Chemical, Civil. Control Systems, Electrical, Environmental, Fire Protection,
				  Geological, Industrial, Mechanical, Mining, Metallurgical, Nuclear, Petroleum,
				  Sanitary, or Structural. The original seal must be the following size:
Outer circle shall be 1 1/2'' ± 1/16''
Inner circle shall be 1 1/8'' ± 1/16''
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Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 31 - RECODIFIED

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Title 4, Chapter 31, the
			 rules of the Department of Weights and Measures, has been recodified to Title
			 20, Chapter 2 pursuant to A.A.C. R1-1-102 (Supp.
			 95-1).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 32

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4 A.A.C. 32, which
			 formerly contained the rules of the Joint Underwriting Plan Board of Directors,
			 was repealed in 1998. The rescinded Chapter is on file in the Office of the
			 Secretary of State (Supp. 03-4).
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Section R4-33-102 - Board Officers

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A. At its first
				annual meeting, the Board shall elect a president and vice-president.
B. The functions, duties, and limitations of
				these officers are as follows:
1. President.
				The president shall call and preside at all Board meetings. The president shall
				act as chief officer of the Board, appoint committees, and delegate authority
				to other members of the Board as needed.
2. Vice-president. The vice-president shall
				preside at Board meetings in the absence of the president and may exercise all
				the powers and duties of the president in the absence of the
				president.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Section R4-33-103 - Time-frames Time Frames for Licenses, Certifications, and Approvals

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A. For each type of
				license, certification, or approval issued by the Board, the overall time-frame
				time frame described in A.R.S. §
									41-1072(2)
				 is listed in Table 1.
B. For each type of license, certification,
				or approval issued by the Board, the administrative completeness review time
				frame described in A.R.S. §
									41-1072(1)
				 is listed in Table 1 and begins on the date
				the Board receives an application package.
1.
				If an application package is not administratively complete, the Board shall
				send a deficiency notice to the applicant that specifies each piece of
				information or document needed to complete the application package. Within the
				time provided in Table 1 for response to a deficiency notice, beginning on the
				mailing date of the deficiency notice, the applicant shall submit to the Board
				the missing information or document specified in the deficiency notice. The
				time frame for the Board to finish the administrative completeness review is
				suspended from the date the Board mails the deficiency notice to the applicant
				until the date the Board receives the missing information or
				document.
2. If an application
				package is administratively complete, the Board shall send a written notice of
				administrative completeness to the applicant.
3. If an application package is not completed
				within the time provided to respond to the deficiency notice, the Board shall
				send a written notice to the applicant informing the applicant that the
				application is deemed withdrawn.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Table 1 - Time Frames (in days)

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Type of License
Overall Time-frame
Administrative Review Time-frame
Time to Respond to Deficiency Notice
Substantive Review Time-frame
Time to Respond to Request for Additional
						  Information
Initial License
						  R4-33-201
						  and
						  R4-33-202
						  A.R.S. §§
												36-446.04(A)
						   and
						  36-446.05
135
30
90
105
60
Renewal of License
						  R4-33-206
						  A.R.S. §
												36-446.07(E)
75
30
15
45
15
Temporary License
						  R4-33-203
						  A.R.S. §
												36-446.06
135
30
90
105
60
Continuing Education Program Approval
						  R4-33-502
						  A.R.S. §
												36-446.07(E)
						  and (F)
60
15
30
45
15
Administrator-in-Training Program Approval
						  R4-33-301
						  A.R.S. §
												36-446.04
60
15
30
45
15
Initial Certification
						  R4-33-401
						  A.R.S. §
												36-446.04(B)
135
30
90
105
60
Renewal of Certification
						  R4-33-405
						  A.R.S. §
												36-446.07(F)
75
30
15
45
15
Temporary Certification
						  R4-33-402
						  A.R.S. §
												36-446.06
135
30
90
105
60
Initial Approval of an Assisted Living Facility Manager
						  or Caregiver Training Program
						  R4-33-604,
						  R4-33-704,
						  R4-33-704.1, A.R.S. §
												36-446.03(O)
120
60
60
60
60
Renewal Approval of an Assisted Living Facility Manager
						  or Caregiver Training Program
						  R4-33-605,
						  R4-33-705,
						  R4-33-705.1, A.R.S. §
												36-446.03(O)
120
60
30
60
30
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Section R4-33-104 - Fees

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A. Under the
				authority provided at A.R.S. §
									36-446.12(A),
				the Board establishes and shall collect the following fees related to nursing
				care institution administrators. The fees are nonrefundable unless A.R.S.
				§
									41-1077
				applies:
1. Initial application,
				$150;
2. Arizona examination,
				$500;
3. Re-administer Arizona
				examination, $150;
4. Issuance of a
				license, $400 or $17 for each month remaining in the biennial period, whichever
				is less;
5. Duplicate license,
				$75;
6. Biennial active license
				renewal, $400;
7. Biennial inactive
				license renewal, $200;
8. Late
				renewal, $100;
9. Temporary
				license, $300;
10. Certify
				licensure status, $15;
11. Review
				sponsorship of a continuing education, $10 per credit hour;
12. Review a licensed administrator's request
				for continuing education credit, $5 per credit hour.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Section R4-33-106 - Rehearing or Review of Decision

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A.
				The Board shall provide for a rehearing and review of its decisions under
				A.R.S. Title 41, Chapter 6, Article 10 and the rules established by the Office
				of Administrative Hearings.
B.
				Except as provided in subsection (I), a party is required to file a motion for
				rehearing or review of a decision of the Board to exhaust the party's
				administrative remedies.
C. A party
				may amend a motion for rehearing or review at any time before the Board rules
				on the motion.
D. The Board may
				grant a rehearing or review for any of the following reasons materially
				affecting a party's rights:
1. Irregularity
				in the proceedings of the Board or any order or abuse of discretion that
				deprived the moving party of a fair hearing;
2. Misconduct of the Board, its staff, or an
				administrative law judge;
3.
				Accident or surprise that could not have been prevented by ordinary
				prudence;
4. Newly discovered
				material evidence that could not, with reasonable diligence, have been
				discovered and produced at the hearing;
5. Excessive or insufficient
				penalty;
6. Error in the admission
				or rejection of evidence or other errors of law occurring at the hearing or
				during the progress of the proceedings; and
7. The findings of fact or decision is not
				justified by the evidence or is contrary to law.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Section R4-33-107 - Change of Name or Address

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A. The
				Board shall communicate with an administrator or manager using the name and
				address in the Board's records. To ensure timely communication from the Board,
				an administrator or manager shall inform the Board in writing of any change in
				name or address.
B. An
				administrator or manager shall include in a notice of change in name or address
				either the new and former name or new and former address.
C. An administrator or manager shall attach
				to a notice of change in name a copy of the legal document changing the
				name.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Section R4-33-108 - Display of License or Certificate

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A. An administrator shall display the
				administrator's original license and current renewal receipt in a conspicuous
				place in the nursing care institution at which the administrator is
				appointed.
B. A manager shall
				display the manager's original certificate and current renewal receipt in a
				conspicuous place in the assisted care facility at which the manager is
				appointed.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 1 - GENERAL › Section R4-33-109 - Fingerprint Clearance Card Requirement

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Under A.R.S. §
									36-446.04,
				  an administrator or manager is required to maintain a valid fingerprint
				  clearance card during the biennial period. Within 10 days after the referenced
				  action, an administrator or manager shall:
1. Submit to the Board a photocopy of the
				front and back of a new fingerprint clearance card issued to the administrator
				or manager during the biennial period, or
2. Provide written notice to the Board if:
a. The fingerprint clearance card of the
				administrator or manager is suspended or revoked, or
b. The administrator or manager is denied a
				new fingerprint clearance card.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 2 - NURSING CARE INSTITUTION ADMINISTRATOR LICENSING › Section R4-33-201 - Requirements for Initial License by Examination

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To be eligible to receive an initial license by examination
				  as a nursing care institution administrator, an individual shall:
1. Education and training.
a. Hold a minimum of a baccalaureate degree
				from an accredited college or university and successfully complete an AIT
				program;
b. Hold a minimum of a
				master's degree in either a health-related field or business administration
				from an accredited college or university; or
c. Hold a minimum of an associate of arts
				degree in nursing from an accredited college or university and:
i. Be currently licensed as a registered
				nurse under A.R.S. §
											32-1632,
ii. Have worked as a registered nurse for
				five of the last seven years, and
iii. Successfully complete an AIT
				program.
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 2 - NURSING CARE INSTITUTION ADMINISTRATOR LICENSING › Section R4-33-202 - Requirements for Initial License by Reciprocity

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To be eligible for an initial license by reciprocity as a
				  nursing care institution administrator, an individual shall:
1. Substantially equivalent educational
				requirement.
a. Hold a minimum of a
				baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university, or
b. Hold ACHCA certification;
Arizona Administrative Code › Title 4 - PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS › Chapter 33 - BOARD OF EXAMINERS OF NURSING CARE ADMINISTRATORS AND ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY MANAGERS › Article 2 - NURSING CARE INSTITUTION ADMINISTRATOR LICENSING › Section R4-33-203 - Requirements for Temporary License

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A. To be eligible for a temporary license as
				a nursing care institution administrator, an individual shall:
1. Meet the requirements specified in
				R4-33-201 or R4-33-202 except for the requirement at
				R4-33-201(2)
				or R4-33-202(2)(b);
2. Have the
				owner of a nursing care institution that intends to appoint the applicant as
				administrator if the applicant is successful in obtaining a temporary license
				submit to the Board a Letter of Intent to Appoint on a form that is available
				from the Board. The owner of the nursing care institution shall include the
				following in the Letter of Intent to Appoint:
a. Name of the owner of the nursing care
				institution,
b. Name and address of
				the nursing care institution,
c.
				Name of the applicant,
d. An
				affirmation of intent to appoint the applicant,
e. Reason for requesting a temporary license
				for the applicant,
f. License
				number of the nursing care institution, and
g. Notarized signature of the owner of the
				nursing care institution;
3. Not have held an Arizona temporary license
				as a nursing care institution administrator within the past three years;
				and
4. Not have failed the Arizona
				or NAB examination before applying for a temporary license.