(1) A person may not provide basic CML decontamination worker or supervisor or refresher training for department certification of decontamination workers or supervisors, unless the department has approved the instructors and courses and issued a training provider certificate to the person.

(2) An applicant for training provider certification shall submit to the department at least 60 days before the requested approval date:

(a) a completed training provider application, on a form provided by the department;

(b) a list of all instructors and a description of their qualifications, including their knowledge and experience to properly train workers and supervisors, and documentation of academic or field experience in CML decontamination;

(c) a detailed description of course content and the amount of time allotted to each major topic;

(d) a description of teaching methods;

(e) a list of questions for development of an examination;

(f) copies of all materials proposed for use, when requested by the department; and

(g) the fee prescribed in ARM 17.74.518.

(3) Training provider certification is valid for two years from the date of issuance.