Ohio Administrative Code › Title 3701 - Department of Health - Administration and Director › Chapter 3701-69 - Radon Testing › Section 3701-69-06 - License application review process; criteria for licensure; denial, suspension, or revocation of licenses

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								 After a license
			 or renewal application is completed in accordance with rules
			 3701-69-03,
			 3701-69-04
			 and
			 3701-69-05
			 of the Administrative Code, the director shall determine whether the applicant
			 meets the following criteria, as applicable:
(1)
									 The radiological
			 safety plan and the quality assurance and quality control procedures are
			 sufficient to assure that employee exposure to radiation is as low as
			 reasonably achievable, protect the public from unnecessary exposure to
			 radiation, assure valid and reliable radon measurements, and assure effective
			 radon mitigation;
(2)
									 The applicant demonstrates the capacity to comply with
			 the applicable requirements of this chapter;
(3)
									 In the case of
			 an application for a radon tester license:
(a)
										 The applicant's
			 quality assurance and quality control procedures for radon measurement contain
			 the standards and protocols described in rule
			 3701-69-07
			 of the Administrative Code for radon measurements conducted in Ohio;
(b)
										 The
			 radiological safety plan is designed to keep each licensee'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 used;
(c)
										 The applicant has successfully completed a radon
			 measurement training course currently approved by the director under rule
			 3701-69-10
			 of the Administrative Code; and
(d)
										 The applicant
			 has passed a radon measurement examination currently approved by the
			 director:
(4)
									 In the case of an application for a mitigation
			 specialist license:
(a)
										 The applicant has successfully completed a radon
			 mitigation training course and a radon measurement training course currently
			 approved by the director under rule
			 3701-69-10
			 of the Administrative Code;
(b)
										 The applicant
			 has passed a radon measurement examination and a radon mitigation examination
			 currently approved by the director;
(c)
										 The applicant's
			 quality assurance and quality control procedures for radon measurement contain
			 the standards and protocols described in rule
			 3701-69-07
			 of the Administrative Code for radon measurements conducted in Ohio:
(d)
										 The
			 applicant's quality assurance and quality control procedures for radon
			 mitigation contain the elements of the Ohio radon mitigation standards as
			 outlined in rule
			 3701-69-08
			 of the Administrative Code; and
(e)
										 The radiological
			 safety plan is designed to keep each licensee'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 used; and
(5)
									 In the case of
			 an application for a radon mitigation contractor license:
(a)
										 The applicant's
			 quality assurance and quality control procedures for radon measurement contain
			 the standards and protocols described in rule
			 3701-69-07
			 of the Administrative Code for radon measurements conducted in Ohio;
(b)
										 The
			 applicant's quality assurance and quality control procedures for radon
			 mitigation contain the elements of the Ohio radon mitigation standards as
			 outlined in rule
			 3701-69-08
			 of the Administrative Code;
(c)
										 The radiological
			 safety plan is 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; and
(d)
										 The radon
			 mitigation contract to be used meets the minimum language requirements outlined
			 in rule
			 3701-69-05
			 of the Administrative Code.