E&S Control + Stormwater Mngmnt. Certification Regulations Flashcards
Is the inspector course a prerequisite for the plan review course?
No. The only prerequisite for the plan review course is the basic course.
(Module 1 page 11)
How many days of training courses will you need to take to become a combined administrator?
5 days. 2 for the basic course, 1 for the inspector course, and 2 for the plan review course.
(Module 1 page 11)
People holding what (5) types of licenses qualify as certified plan reviewers for Erosion and Sediment Control?
-Professional Engineer
-Professional Architect
-Professional Landscape Architect
-Professional Land Surveyor
Or as a - Professional Soil Scientist
(Module 1 / Page 12)
After completing a board approved training program, enrollees have how long to earn a passing score on the certification exam?
One year
9VAC25-850-50 2
Certification (as plan reviewer, inspector, or combined admin) may be obtained without a professional license or without completing the training program by doing what 3 things?
- Submitting an application to the department
- obtaining 800 hours of experience
- obtaining a passing score on the certification exam
(9VAC25-850-50 1)
If you are not a professional registered in the commonwealth, how many options do you have to obtain recertification? What are they?
3
-obtain a passing score on the recertification exam
-complete a board approved training program during the last 12 months of certification
-complete continuing professional education hours in accordance with department guidance
(9VAC25-850-50 C 1,2, and 5)
How long is certification valid for?
3 years
9VAC25-850-50 B
Expiration of dual certification occurs when?
3 years from the date of expiration of the additional certificate acquired.
(9VAC25-850-40 D)
What document states that staff of a VSMP must be certified?
the Virginia Stormwater Management Act
9VAC25-850-30 1
Construction has increased substantially in a short period of time and this has overwhelmed the Town of Whatever. They are contracting workers to complete only Erosion and Sediment Inlet Protection inspections. Do these contracted employees need to be certified?
Yes. “Anyone who is contacted by a VESCP authority…to perform any or all functions of that authority may be applicable. This person will be subject to the same certification requirements as the authority.”
(9VAC25-850-30 2)
What are the four different training classifications for Erosion and Sediment Control and Stormwater Management?
- Program Administrator
- Inspector
- Plan Reviewer
- Combined Administrator
(Module 1 page 11)
Are licensed professional engineers automatically considered certified ESC inspectors.
No. Licensed professionals must be certified to conduct ESC inspections.
(Module 1 / Page 12)
Are professional engineers automatically certified as ESC Program Administrators?
No. Licensed professionals must be certified to act as an ESC Program Administrator.
(Module 1 / Page 12)
If you obtain certification as an ESC inspector in August 2015 and you plan to gain recertification by taking a board approved training program, when is the first month you can attend that program?
September 2017
“Recertification may be obtained by completing a training program during the last 12 months.”
(9VAC25-850-50 C 2)
If you are not certified but are enrolled in a DEQ training program, how long are you considered provisionally certified from when you complete the training program?
12 months
From when you enroll you have 12 months to complete the training program and 12 months from completion of the training program to obtain a passing score on the exam.
(Module 1 / Page 14)