Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 36, September 6, 2024
Section 64-78-7 - Licensee Requirements7.1. Licensed radon testers shall: 7.1.a. Operate in strict accordance with licensure requirements;7.1.b. Obtain, in writing, from the director, approval for any change which would render the information submitted to obtain the original license inaccurate; and7.1.c. Use only the services of a radon laboratory licensed by the director to analyze samples for the presence and concentration of radon.7.2. Licensed mitigation specialists shall: 7.2.a. Operate in strict accordance with licensure requirements;7.2.b. Afford the director the opportunity to inspect any radon mitigation project;7.2.c. Maintain records of each radon mitigation project that the specialist has supervised or performed and make these records available to the director upon request. These records are maintained for a minimum of three (3) years and include the following: 7.2.c.1. The name and license number of the individual who supervised the radon mitigation;7.2.c.2. The names and license numbers of all radon testers and mitigation specialists involved in the project;7.2.c.3. The location and description of the project;7.2.c.4. The radon measurements including the screening measurements, follow-up measurements and the post-mitigation measurements;7.2.c.5. The start and completion dates of the project; and7.2.c.6. A summary of the basic procedures that were used to reduce radon concentrations;7.2.d. Report to the director once every three months the requirements of paragraphs 7.2.c.1. through 7.2.c.6. of this section.7.3. Licensed radon mitigation contractors shall: 7.3.a. Comply with the requirements of subdivisions 7.1.a, 7.1.b. and 7.2.b. of this section;7.3.b. Provide adequate equipment for worker protection to keep exposures to radon as low as reasonably achievable; and7.3.c. Ensure that all radon testers, radon mitigators and radon laboratories involved in a project have a valid West Virginia license.7.4. Licensed radon laboratories shall: 7.4.a. Report all State radon test results in picocuries per liter (pCi/l) to the director on a three(3)-month basis by city, street, and zip code; and7.4.b. Maintain radon test results for a minimum of three years.7.5. Holders of a radon training course license shall:7.5.a. Comply with provisions of subdivision 7.1.b. of this section;7.5.b. Issue a certificate of completion to each individual who successfully completes the courses; and7.5.c. Submit to the director a list of all individuals who successfully complete the course.