Operators could qualify for the conditional certificates if they meet criteria specified in the proposed rule, which include:
a) The operator is a current operator with direct responsibility;
b) the operator has worked as the operator with direct responsibility at the same system or facility at least 12 consecutive months before applying for the conditional certificate; and
c) the applicant passes all exams required for the higher class in sequence (D, C, B and A) and before startup of any system or facility upgrades that are related to the change in class.
In addition, the conditional certificate would be facility specific and only valid at the system or facility for which the conditional certificate is issued, but must be renewed. This would allow the system or facility operator time to gain the experience required for a regular certificate. Once the operator has met those experience requirements, the agency would issue the operator a regular certificate.
The MDH and MPCA are accepting comments on the proposed revisions.
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