Illinois Administrative Code
Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH
Part 845 - LEAD POISONING PREVENTION CODE
Subpart C - TRAINING COURSE APPROVAL AND LICENSING OF INDIVIDUALS AND FIRMS
Section 845.135 - Third Party Examination Requirements
Universal Citation: 77 IL Admin Code ยง 845.135
Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 12, March 22, 2024
a) Applicants for lead inspector, lead risk assessor and lead abatement supervisor licenses are required to pass the Department's third party examination.
1) To
qualify to take the third party examination, an applicant shall:
A) Comply with the requirements of Section
845.125;
B) Submit a completed third party examination
application form provided by the Department; and
C) Submit a $50 non-refundable third party
examination application fee for each separate discipline examination each time
the examination is taken. The non-refundable fee for a dishonored, negotiable
instrument, including, but not limited to, returned checks or insufficient
payment, shall be $100.
2) The Department shall provide, by mail, the
following to applicants who qualify to take the third party examination:
A) Date, time and location for the applicant
to take the third party examination;
B) A detailed information packet and
instructions for registration at the examination site; and
C) Date the Department accepted the
application.
b) When an applicant receives a passing score on the third party examination, the Department shall issue the license to the applicant in the discipline for which the applicant qualifies, in accordance with Section 845.125.
c) If the applicant does not pass the third party examination:
1) The Department will notify the applicant
in writing;
2) The applicant may
reapply to the Department to take the third party examination again. An
applicant may take the third party examination no more than 3 times within the
6 months. If an applicant does not pass the third party examination within the
6 months, the applicant must retake the initial training course for that
discipline from a Department-approved lead training program provider before
reapplying for approval to take the third party examination.
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