EPA 608 Type I · Section 608 Regulations · Medium
Can a Type I certification earned through a mail-in test count toward Universal certification?
Answer: A. No, a mail-in Type I doesn't count.
- ANo, a mail-in Type I doesn't count.✓ Correct
- BYes, every passed section counts toward it.
- CYes, if the score was 90% or higher.
- DOnly if Universal is earned within a year.
Why A is right
Appendix D to 40 CFR Part 82 Subpart F says mail-in Type I tests can't be used toward Universal certification. For Universal, Type I must be passed in a closed-book, proctored setting, along with Core, Type II and Type III.
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