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Arizona Administrative Code

Rules

Article 1. General Provisions

R4-30-101. Definitions

R4-30-102. Home Inspection Definitions 

R4-30-106. Fees

R4-30-107. Registration and Certification Expiration 

R4-30-120. Complaint Review Process 

R4-30-121. Investigation of Complaints 

R4-30-122. Issue of Subpoenas 

R4-30-123. Informal Compliance Procedures

R4-30-126. Service of Board Decisions; Rehearing of Board Decisions

Article 2. Registration Provisions

R4-30-201. Registration as an Architect, Engineer, Geologist, Land Surveyor or Landscape Architect 

R4-30-202. In-training-Designation 

R4-30-203

Branch Registration Packet

 


All firm and branch office registrations expire one year from the date of issue and must be renewed annually, within thirty (30) days of the anniversary date of the original firm or branch registration.  An application fee of $50.00 must also be included with each application.  
 
You as the Principal Registrant will be REQUIRED to download the Firm Registration Packet, fill it out and send it to the Board with the Firm's $50 registration fee within 30 days of the Firm's expiration date.  Firms that do not send in new firm registrations may be subject to Board investigation for

Change of Address Form

It is important to keep your address and contact number (and any change in the firm with which you are associated) current with the Board.  The filing of this form only changes your personal registration file -- all changes in firm addresses or principals must be filed using a Firm Card Registration form.   Step 1. - Download the form Step 2. - Fill out the form Step 3. - Print the form Step 4. - Mail or fax the completed Change of Address form to:   Board of Technical Registration   1110 W. Washington St., Suite 240 Phoenix, Arizona  85007 Fax: (602) 364-4931

Dating And Signing Seals And Revisions To Drawings (EFF. 12/9/02)

Substantive Policies

Questions have been received concerning to the dating of a registrant’s seal on professional documents when original documents are sealed and when revisions are made to professional documents after they have been sealed and signed by the registrant.   After reviewing Board statutes and rules, including R4-30-304, as well as A.R.S. § 32-125, the Board developed this substantive policy statement.  This substantive policy statement is offered as guidance to persons interpreting Board statutes and rules.

 

Substantive Policy Statement

To comply with R4-30-304:

  1. The appropriate date on

Definition Of "Engineering Practice" (EFF. 11/18/2014)

Substantive Policies

The Board's statutes define "engineering practice" to include advertising that the person is able to perform or does perform any engineering service or other service recognized by educational authorities as engineering.

 

Substantive Policy Statement

The Board interprets the definition of "engineering practice" to exclude participation in a response to a request for qualifications under the following circumstances:

 

The request for qualifications is followed by a request for proposals and then final selection;
The engineer is licensed by the Board of Technical Registration

Direct Supervision For Sampling And Testing (EFF. 1/24/12)

Substantive Policies

The Board’s rules provide that Drug Laboratory Site Remediation firms must adhere to the Drug Laboratory Site Remediation Best Standards and Practices pursuant to A.A.C. R4-30-305. Subsection (C)(1) requires post remediation sample testing, and all sampling used to verify that no additional removal or cleaning is required, to be conducted under the direct supervision of a Certified Industrial Hygienist, a Certified Safety Professional, Arizona-registered geologist or an Arizona-registered engineer.
 

Substantive Policy Statement

The Board interprets the term “direct supervision,” as it