OAR 918-090-0930: License and Registration Revocation, Cancellation or Suspension

(1) For the purpose of ORS 455.457, failing to achieve or maintain licensing competency or acting in such a manner that otherwise constitutes a danger to the public health or safety includes, but is not limited to, the following: (a) Failing to complete required continuing education requirements; (b) Failing to renew the license prior to expiration; (c) Employing or contracting with uncertified or unlicensed plan reviewers, plans examiners and inspectors; (d) Repeatedly failing to perform plan reviews or inspections that meet the minimum requirements of the Oregon Specialty Codes; (e) Repeatedly failing to require correction of conditions that are in violation of the Oregon Specialty Codes; (f) Failing to maintain plan review or inspection report records; (g) Consistently failing to perform plan reviews or inspections in a timely manner; (h) Failing to meet the provisions of their quality control manual as approved by the division; (i) Failing to meet the division’s reporting requirements; (j) Failing to submit and comply with an approved monitoring report correction plan; (k) Entering into a project where the registrant or licensee has any financial interest or business affiliation; (l) Submitting false information in application for certification; (m) Submitting false information in plan reviews and inspection reports; (n) Altering or falsifying plan review or inspection reports or records; (o) Failing to maintain insurance as required by these rules; (p) Failing to maintain at least one specialty code plans examiner or inspector certification as required by OAR 918-090-0210 to perform the scope of work defined in the business quality control manual; (q) Violating any Oregon law or the administrative rules adopted thereunder relating to any specialty code; or (r) Committing any other activity prejudicial to the Oregon Specialty Codes in locations subject to the authority of the registrant or licensee. (2) A person whose license or registration has been revoked or suspended under ORS 455.457 and this rule may apply for its reinstatement not less than 90 days from the date of the revocation or suspension unless otherwise stated in the final order or these rules. The division may withhold reinstatement of a license or registration for up to one year, or until resolution of the alleged violations for which the license or registration was suspended. (3) When a license or registration is suspended for any reason, it is necessary for the licensee or registrant to continue to comply with continuing education requirements where applicable and to apply for and pay for renewal of the license to prevent cancellation of the license by operation of law. In the event a license is revoked, the licensee or registrant will need to reapply as a new applicant.