Powts Inspector

WisconsinActive
This record was last updated on December 15, 2020, before 2022. It may be out of date — confirm with the board.
Exam
State exam
Education
None
Experience
Experience
Background check
None

Reason for Credential: A person who holds a credential issued by the department as a certified POWTS (Private Onsite Wastewater Treatment System) inspector may inspect private onsite wastewater treatment systems, POWTS, for the purpose of administering and enforcing the provisions of chs. Comm 82 to 87, as an authorized representative of the department or a local governmental unit. Requirements of Credential: A person who inspects private onsite wastewater treatment systems as a certified POWTS inspector shall: - Maintain a record of the inspections made including the dates and the findings of the inspections; - Provide a copy of the inspection record to the private onsite wastewater treatment system owner or his or her agent; and - Make available to the department upon request inspection records. A person who holds the credential shall carry on his or her person the credential issued by the department while performing or conducting the activity or activities permitted under the credential.

Requirements reported by the state

Licence type
Stand-alone license
Exam
State exam required
Education
No education required
Continuing education
Continuing education required
Certification
No mention of certification
Experience
Experience
Background check
No criminal record requirements

Issuing body

Department
WI Department of Safety and Professional Services
Division
Division of Professional Credential Processing
Address
1400 E. Washington Ave. P.O. Box 8935 Madison, WI 53708
Last updated
December 15, 2020

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Source and verification

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