N.J. Admin. Code § 8:62-3.7

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 24, December 18, 2024

Section 8:62-3.7 - Identification of permit holder

(a) Each worker, supervisor, inspector/risk assessor or planner/project designer performing lead abatement or inspection activities shall have his or her permit available at the job site and readily available for inspection by representatives of the Department, N.J.D.C.A., N.J.D.O.L., N.J.D.E.P., and the local health department.

(b) Any permit which has been tampered with, altered, or defaced shall be void.

(c) Photostats, photographs or reproductions of a permit shall be invalid.

(d) Any permit holder who loses his or her permit or has it stolen shall immediately notify the Department in writing.

(e) A mutilated, lost, or stolen permit may be replaced after a review of the circumstances by the Commissioner. Replacement cost for the permit shall be $ 25.00.

1. A permit shall only be replaced twice during the two-year term.

2. Applicants for replacement permits shall submit a notarized statement requesting the replacement which shall include:

i. The applicant's name, address, unique identification number assigned by the Department and permit number; and

ii. A statement concerning the circumstances surrounding the mutilation or loss of the permit and the date upon which it took place.

3. Permit replacement applications shall include two forms of identification.

4. Replacement applications for mutilated permits shall be accompanied by the worn permit.

N.J. Admin. Code § 8:62-3.7