New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 8 - HEALTH › Chapter 62 - STANDARDS FOR LEAD CERTIFICATION › Subchapter 4 - CERTIFICATION OF TRAINING COURSES › Section 8:62-4.3 - Application for certification of training courses

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) An applicant for
				certification of training courses shall submit an application and a proposal on
				forms provided by the Department specifying the following:
1. The name, address and telephone number of the
				agency, institution, or private firm which plans to conduct the course;
2. Name of the discipline(s) for which the
				applicant is applying for certification;
3. A signed statement by the training manager that
				clearly details how the course meets the minimum requirements outlined in
				8:62-4.2;
4. A description of course location and course
				fees;
5. Detailed outlines of course
				curricula as set forth at
				8:62-4.6 through 12, the time allotted
				for each topic, and a list of the instructors for each topic area;
6. A description of the interactive/participatory
				teaching methods as defined at N.J.A.C. 8:62-2 which shall be employed to present
				each topic. Lecture shall not be considered an interactive/participatory teaching
				method;
7. Copies of written materials
				to be distributed as a part of the training courses;
8. Evidence demonstrating that the applicant has
				employed a training manager and has employed or contracted to employ a minimum of
				three instructors, either on a full-time or part-time basis to satisfy the
				requirements as set forth at
				8:62-4.5. Resumes, transcripts,
				diplomas, and professional certifications describing specialized training and
				education and/or prior experience shall be submitted and documentation of compliance
				with the instructor criteria;
9. A list
				of the types, brand names, and quantities of respirators to be used to demonstrate a
				fit test;
10. A description of the type
				and quantity of protective clothing to be used during hands-on training and
				demonstration;
11. A description and the
				quantities of the materials to be used for hands-on training including, but not
				limited to, hand tools, ladders, scaffolding, plastic sheeting, other construction
				equipment, air filtration units, water spray devices, decontamination facilities,
				simulated lead material, and where appropriate, Material Safety Data
				Sheets;
12. A detailed description of
				the site of the training course including the address where hands-on practice
				exercises will be conducted;
13. A
				detailed description of the procedures for conducting the assessment of the hands-on
				skills;
14. Any restrictions on
				attendance, such as English-only or other language to be used;
15. For any non-English training course, all
				course materials, examinations and related course literature shall be translated
				into that language and a written certification that the translation is accurate and
				valid;
16. Instructor-to-student ratio
				for hands-on training shall be no greater than 10 students to one
				instructor;
17. A copy of the written
				examinations to be administered to the trainees by the training agency;
18. Evidence that a no-smoking policy shall be
				established, maintained, and enforced during all aspects of the training;
				and
19. Evidence of a quality control
				plan pursuant to
				8:62-4.4(t).