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SRRALSRPLSRP Application
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Licensed Site Remediation Professional (LSRP) Temporary Application
Temporary Licensed Site Remediation
Professionals (LSRP) Application
Criteria for Temporary LSRP
(from P.L. 2009 C60 - Section 13)
An applicant for a temporary license site remediation professional l license shall demonstrate to
the department that the applicant:
- holds a bachelor's degree or higher in natural, chemical or physical
science, or an engineering degree in a discipline related to site remediation, from an accredited institution of higher education. Applicants who do not hold a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution of higher education can apply for a temporary license to the remediation of discharges from underground storage tanks only if they have at least 14 years of full-tme professional experience of which at least five years shall have occurred in New Jersey immediately prior to submission of the application;
- has ten years of full-time professional experience, as described in
subsection c. of this section, in the field of site remediation, of which five years shall have occurred in New Jersey and at least three years shall have occurred in New Jersey immediately prior to submission of the application. The department may allow applicants with relevant advanced degrees up to two years of credit for professional experience, of which one year of credit may be awarded for applicants who have earned a master's degree in a relevant field of study and up to two years of credit may be awarded for applicants who have earned a doctorate degree in a relevant field of study;
- has attended and completed the minimum environmental health and safety education and training provided pursuant to 29 C.F.R. Section 1910.120 no more than one year prior to submission of an application for a license pursuant to this section;
- has attended and completed a course approved by the department on the State's rules and regulations concerning the technical requirements for site remediation no more than three years prior to submission of the application;
- has not been convicted of, or plead guilty to, an environmental crime, any similar or related criminal offense under federal or state law, or any crime involving fraud, theft by deception, forgery or any similar or related offense under federal or state law; and
- has not had a professional license revoked by any state licensing board or any other professional licensing agency within the previous 10 years.
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