Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 24, June 14, 2024
Section 64-4-7 - Education Requirements7.1. The education requirements for each certification are listed in Table 64-4A of this rule.7.2. OIT education requirements may be waived by the Commissioner, in writing, to completion of 10th grade. The student must provide verification each semester he or she is attending school and maintaining a 2.0 average or better on a 4.0 scale towards graduation requirements. The certificate may be revoked for failure to meet these requirements.7.3. Education requirements may be waived by the Commissioner, in writing, for applicants who are actively working towards a GED. The student must provide verification for each semester that he or she is enrolled in an adult education program and completing graduation requirements. The certificate may be revoked for failure to meet these requirements.7.4. The Commissioner-approved Class R certification course and passing the Class R exam education requirement can be substituted with a Commissioner-approved manufacturer certification if requested in writing and adequate information is provided.7.5. The number of CEUs credited for courses and operating experience are in Table 64-4B.7.6. The Commissioner evaluates all education courses to be considered for CEUs. 100 percent credit will be awarded for those determined to be directly related to water treatment and distribution; examples are mathematics, science, and business courses. If the Commissioner determines the course is not directly related, 50 percent credit will be awarded.7.7. Class III and IV applicants may substitute up to half of the required CEU education as specified in Tables 64-4A and B of this rule with additional experience upon written request to the Commissioner. 7.7.1. An applicant cannot use experience used as a substitute for the educational requirement to also satisfy the experience requirement.7.7.2. An applicant may use the Class R, 1D, WDS, Class I, and Class II certification courses towards the educational requirements for a Class III or higher-class level certificate.