Title 17, Professions, Occupations, and Businesses

(1) The duties of the Drinking Water Advisory and Operator Licensing Committee shall be as follows:(1) To assist the Department of Health in examining applicants for water system operator licenses;(2) To advise the department as to the fitness of the applicant for licensing and c…

(a) The State Board of Health shall have the authority to:(1) Set fees to cover only the cost of the administration of this chapter; and(2) Establish fees for:(A) Examination;(B) Licensing;(C) Renewal of license;(D) Penalty for late renewal;(E) Evaluation for reciprocity; and(F) …

(a) In order to safeguard the public health, all water system operators of community and certain noncommunity public water systems from which water is sold, distributed, or otherwise offered for human consumption, whether such water systems are publicly or privately owned and ope…

(a) Water system operators shall be licensed in appropriate grades according to responsibilities and in accordance with classifications designated by the State Board of Health which consider both the population served and the level of treatment required to produce an acceptable q…

(a) The Department of Health shall license and certify all applicants for licenses under this chapter who satisfy the requirements of the chapter. Licenses shall be granted according to classifications set forth by the State Board of Health. (b) In an emergency, the department at…

(a) Licenses shall be valid for a period of two (2) years and shall be renewable by the Department of Health upon application without examination, provided that the applicant is in good standing. (b) The licensee, in order to remain in good standing, shall demonstrate his or her …

(a) The Department of Health shall suspend the license of a water system operator for cause. (b) The suspension shall remain in effect until the case can be reviewed by the Drinking Water Advisory and Operator Licensing Committee, where the licensee shall have the opportunity to …