Missouri Code of State Regulations › Title 19 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND SENIOR SERVICES › Division 30 - Division of Regulation and Licensure › Chapter 70 - Lead Abatement and Assessment Licensing, Training Accreditation › Section 19 CSR 30-70.140 - Application Process and Requirements for the Licensure of Risk Assessors

Current through Register Vol. 49, No. 14, July 15, 2024
PURPOSE: This rule provides the requirements to be
				  licensed as a risk assessor.
(1) Application for a Risk Assessor License.
(A) An applicant for a risk assessor license
				must submit a completed application to the Office of Lead Licensing and
				Accreditation (OLLA) prior to consideration for license issuance. All
				applications for licensure must be received by OLLA at least thirty (30) days
				prior to the date of the state lead examination; provided, however, OLLA may
				waive the time for the filing of applications as particular circumstances
				justify. Completed applications shall be mailed to the Missouri Department of
				Health, Attention: Fee Receipts, P.O. Box 570, Jefferson City, MO
				65102-0570.
(B) The application
				shall include the following:
1. Completed lead
				occupation license application form provided by OLLA which shall include:
A. The applicant's full legal name, home
				address, and telephone number;
B.
				The name, address, and telephone number of the applicant's current
				employer;
C. The applicant's Social
				Security number;
D. The county or
				counties in which the applicant is employed;
E. The location where the applicant would
				like to receive correspondence regarding his or her application or
				license;
F. The occupation the
				applicant wishes to be licensed for;
G. Type of training completed, including name
				of training provider, certificate identification number and dates of course
				completion;
H. Licensure for lead
				occupations in other states, including name of other states, type of license,
				license expiration date, and license number, and copies of other states'
				license/certificate;
I.
				Certification by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), including E PA
				region number, type of certification, certification expiration date,
				certification number, and a copy of the E PA certificate;
J. Employment history and/or education which
				meets the experience and/or education requirements in paragraph (3)(B)1. of
				this regulation; and
K. Signature
				of the applicant which certifies that all information in the application is
				complete and true to the best of the applicant's knowledge and that the
				applicant will comply with applicable state statutes and regulations;
2. A copy of the OLLA- or
				EPA-accredited lead inspector and risk assessor training program completion
				certificates and any required refresher completion certificates;
3. Two (2) recent passport-size color
				photographs of the applicant's face without a hat or sunglasses (computer
				generated or photocopied photographs are not acceptable);
4. Documentation pursuant to paragraph
				(3)(B)2. of this regulation as evidence of meeting the education and/or
				experience requirements for risk assessors; and
5. A check or money order made payable to the
				Missouri Department of Health for the nonrefundable fee of one hundred dollars
				($100).
(C) An applicant
				for a risk assessor license shall apply to OLLA within one (1) year of the
				applicant's successful completion of an OLLA- or EPA-accredited risk assessor
				training course, as indicated on the certificate of completion. Applicants
				failing to apply within one (1) year from the date on the training program
				completion certificates shall, before making application for license,
				successfully complete the eight (8)-hour risk assessor refresher training
				course accredited by OLLA or the EPA.
(D) Applicants failing to apply within three
				(3) years of the risk assessor training and who have not successfully completed
				annual refresher training, shall successfully complete the OLLA- or
				EPA-accredited risk assessor training course again before submitting
				application for a risk assessor license.