Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Public Safety
Title R708 - Driver License
Rule R708-21 - Third-Party Testing
Section R708-21-5 - Requirements for Application, Certification and Renewal of Certification for a Third- party Examiner

Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 708-21-5

Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024

(1) An application for an original or renewal Third-party Examiner certification shall be made on a form furnished by the division, and shall include the following:

(a) name of Third-party Tester;

(b) address of Third-party Tester;

(c) name of Third-party Examiner;

(d) residential address of Third-party Examiner;

(e) telephone number and email address of Third-party Examiner; and

(f) signature and date of Third-party Examiner.

(2) All Third-party Examiners shall be sponsored by a Third-party Tester, who shall be responsible for all tests administered by the Third-party Examiner.

(3) An applicant for Third-party Examiner shall comply with the following requirements:

(a) have and maintain a valid driver's license with no suspensions, revocations, cancellations or disqualifications within one year prior to application;

(b) have at least three years driving experience;

(c) submit a fingerprint card and a check or money order to the division, made payable to the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification, to cover the cost associated with a criminal history background check and FBI check;

(d) have the physical strength and agility to physically enter and exit commercial vehicles unassisted;

(e) complete the approved training by the division and pass the final examination with a minimum score of 80%. Third-party Examiners need to be aware that any training they receive from private or other organizations may require a training fee;

(f) schedule a time, within one year of training with the division representative, to demonstrate his/her ability to perform the skills tests according to 49 CFR 383.75(g) and 49 CFR 383.75(h), in an actual test setting. Upon approval from the division representative, the examiner may begin testing. Failure to comply with this portion of this certification process will result in the examiner having to complete the approved training as described in R708-21-5(3)(e); and

(g) upon completion of training, Third-party Examiners shall be issued a certificate of completion. The division will file and maintain a copy of the certificate of completion in the Third-party Tester file.

(4) All authorized Third-party Examiners shall be required to sign an agreement verifying that they have read and understand the required rules and training materials.

(5) Upon application for recertification a Third-party Examiner shall meet the requirements outlined in Subsections R708-21-5(1) through R708-21-5(4) in addition to the following:

(a) administer at least ten CDL skills tests to different applicants in the year preceding the renewal of the Third-party Tester application; or

(b) be observed by the division representative administering at least one CDL skills tests in accordance with 49 CRF 383.75(g) and 49 CFR 383.75(h).

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