S.L. 549.58 · Substances Depleting The Ozone Layer (S.L. 549.58)
S.L. 549.58 Art. 5Qualifications of personnel.
(1) All personnel involved shall:
(a) possess the minimum qualification requirements as defined by the competent authority. These minimum qualification requirements will take the form of a course with a duration and curriculum approved by the competent authority. On successful completion of this course, a licence/permit shall be issued by the competent authority subject to a fee as may be determined from time to time by a notice by the competent authority in the Gazette. The licence shall be valid for ten years from the date of successful completion of the course. Such licence/permit may be reviewed, renewed or terminated at any time by the competent authority. Termination of a licence shall not entail any right for compensation, and
(b) duly fill out a logbook, stating all amounts of controlled substances recovered, recycled, reclaimed or destroyed during their day to day operations.
Such personnel may also be subject to random audits by officials of the competent authority.
(2) Only physical or legal persons authorized in writing by the competent authority may conduct courses for the purposes of qualifying personnel in terms of this regulation.
(3) All personnel involved may only handle, use or trade in, whether for profit or otherwise, substances falling within the scope of the EC Regulation or in products containing such substances if they are in possession of the minimum qualification requirements as defined in sub-regulation (1).
(4) All physical or legal persons involved in the handling, use, trade, recovery, recycling, reclamation or destruction of substances falling within the scope of the EC Regulation shall:
(a) be registered with the competent authority under such conditions as may be determined by the authority from time to time, and
(b) duly fill out a logbook, stating all amounts of controlled substances recovered, recycled, reclaimed or destroyed during their day to day operations.
Such persons may also be subject to random audits by officials of the competent authority.