Health boards may allow supervised reviews and inspections by uncertified workers
Washington law allows local health boards to let uncertified workers review or inspect on-site wastewater systems under a certified person's supervision.
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What it does
Local boards of health may allow people without certification to review designs or inspect on-site wastewater systems under a certified person's supervision.
Argument forCertified supervision could give new workers more time to gain experience while boards keep system reviews and inspections moving.
Argument againstResidents could have system reviews or inspections handled by workers who have not earned certification for up to four years, even under supervision.
More detail
A local board of health may allow a person without certification to review system designs or inspect systems under a certified person's supervision. This applies to reviews of designs and inspections of on-site wastewater treatment systems. The local board of health decides whether to allow this work. A certified person must supervise the work. Supervised practice may continue for up to four years after the person's hire date.
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