90-429 C.M.R. ch. 1, § 4 - OPERAT OR LICENSE CLASSIFICATION AND STATUS
A.
LICENSE CLASSIFICATION
1. There shall be five classifications and
two disciplines of operators to parallel the classifications of public water
systems.
2. The classifications and
disciplines of operators are:
(a) Very Small
Water System (VSWS) licensed operators shall be considered qualified to
supervise and operate a Very Small Water System.
(b) Class I-IV licensed operators may hold
licenses in either or both disciplines: Water treatment system and Water
distribution system. (See Table 1 and Table 2 of this rule).
(c) The classification and discipline of
licenses indicate the types of systems they may operate.
(d) Operators in responsible charge must hold
a license of the proper classification and discipline for which they are
responsible.
(e) Operators may be
in responsible charge of systems in a lower classification than the operator's
license.
3. The two types
of each classification are:
(a) Full
licensure: a person has met all education, examination and experience
requirements and is considered qualified to be in responsible charge of a
public water system equal to or less than the classification of the
license.
(b) Operator-in-Training:
a person has met the education and examination requirements, but does not meet
the experience requirements for the license.
(i) An operator with an Operator-in-Training
license is not authorized to be in responsible charge of a classified public
water system.
(ii) Upon completion
of the required experience, an Operator-in-Training may apply to the Board for
the full licensure.
B.
LICENSE STATUS
1.
Active: Operators in an
"active" status are in good standing and have maintained their license through
training contact hours and payment of fees.
2.
Expired: Operators in an
"expired" status have not renewed their license. Operators with expired
licenses may not be in responsible charge of a water system. An operat or whose
license has expired for more than two years will be required to retest to be an
active licensee.
3.
Restricted:A restricted license is issued to a Very Small Water
System licensed operator who qualified for the education waiver approved by the
Department in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, or 2011. Restricted licenses shall be
site specific and non-transferable.
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