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351.122 Reciprocity for miners certified in other states -- Requirements.
In lieu of an examination prescribed by law or regulation, the board may enter into a <br>reciprocal agreement with another state regarding the certification of miners. The board <br>may, pursuant to a reciprocal agreement, issue to any person holding a certificate issued <br>by another state a certificate permitting him or her to perform similar tasks in the <br>Commonwealth if: <br>(1) The board finds that the requirements for certification in the other state are
substantially equivalent to those of Kentucky;
(2) The person passes only the applicable part of the examination with regard to
Kentucky law which is uniquely different from the other state;
(3) The person has submitted proof, in accordance with KRS 351.182, that he or she is
drug and alcohol free;
(4) The person's retraining is sufficient to meet Kentucky requirements; and <br>(5) The person's certification in Kentucky or in any other state has not been suspended,
revoked, or probated.
Effective: June 26, 2007 <br>History: Created 2007 Ky. Acts ch. 41, sec. 1, effective June 26, 2007.
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