Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-69 - Radon Testing › Section 3701-69-05 - License application procedures for radon mitigation contractors

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 To apply for a license as a radon mitigation
			 contractor, a person shall submit to the director an application on a form
			 prescribed and provided by the director, which shall include but shall not be
			 limited to the following information:
(1)
									 Name and address
			 of applicant;
(2)
									 Federal tax identification number;
(3)
									 Contact
			 information;
(4)
									 Type of business structure and proof that the business
			 name is registered with the Ohio secretary of state;
(5)
									 Name of the
			 chief executive officer, partners, or sole proprietor;
(6)
									 Name of the
			 licensed radon mitigation specialist who will be responsible for the company's
			 radon mitigation contractor license;
(7)
									 Federal tax
			 identification number of the licensed radon mitigation specialist who will be
			 responsible for the company's radon mitigation contractor license;
(8)
									
			 Contact information for the licensed radon mitigation specialist who will be
			 responsible for the company's radon mitigation contractor license;
(9)
									
			 License numbers and names of licensed radon testers and mitigation specialists
			 employed by radon mitigation contractor;
(10)
									 Names and
			 credentials of persons conducting worker training;
(11)
									 Description of
			 any of the following matters to which the applicant or an affiliated,
			 associated, or related person was a party:
(a)
										 Any radon
			 mitigation or radon testing projects which were terminated prior to
			 completion;
(b)
										 Any penalties, citations, or administrative orders or
			 actions pertaining to radon mitigation or radon testing; and
(c)
										 Any lawsuits
			 pertaining to radon mitigation or radon testing. Copies of initial pleadings
			 and final orders shall be attached to the application;
(12)
									 The
			 basic quality assurance and quality control procedures as described in
			 paragraph (A)(5)(a) of rule
			 3701-69-06
			 of the Administrative Code that will be utilized to assure the reliability and
			 validity of radon measurements;
(13)
									 The basic
			 quality assurance and quality control procedures as described under paragraph
			 (A)(5)(b) of rule
			 3701-69-06
			 of the Administrative Code, to be utilized to ensure effective radon mitigation
			 and protect the public from unnecessary exposure to radiation;
(14)
									 The
			 radiological safety plan designed to keep each employee's exposure to radon as
			 low as reasonably achievable. This plan shall include both administrative and
			 operational aspects of the safety program and a listing of safety-related
			 equipment to be provided to workers;
(15)
									 Type,
			 manufacturer, serial number and model number of all instrumentation to be used
			 in radon measurement. If the applicant will use devices requiring subsequent
			 laboratory analysis, the applicant shall list the name and address of the radon
			 laboratory providing the analysis and its approval number issued under rule
			 3701-69-12
			 of the Administrative Code;
(16)
									 The frequency
			 of instrument calibration, the name of the provider of instrument calibration
			 and most recent proof of calibration. The provider of instrument calibration
			 shall be approved by the manufacturer of the instrument or the director;
(17)
									 A
			 copy of the radon mitigation contract to be used. No licensed radon tester,
			 licensed mitigation specialist, or licensed mitigation contractor involved in
			 the testing of a particular building, or in the provision of advice with
			 respect to a particular building, shall be involved in the performance of
			 mitigation on that building unless the contract for mitigation is in writing
			 and clearly and conspicuously states both of the following:
(a)
										 That the radon
			 tester, mitigation specialist, or mitigation contractor was involved in the
			 testing or provision of advice that led to the mitigation contract; and
(b)
										 The
			 advantages of long-term testing and the value of a second opinion as ways to
			 verify test results and to assure that the proposed mitigation is appropriate,
			 especially when the mitigation is to be performed by the business entity or
			 private entity that was involved in the testing or provision of advice that led
			 to the mitigation contract.