(1) If the regulator
grants an accreditation, it must issue to the applicant an accreditation
document in the form determined by the regulator.
(2) An accreditation
document must include the following —
(a) the
name of the accredited assessor;
(b) the
class of high risk work to which the accreditation relates;
(c) any
conditions imposed on the accreditation by the regulator;
(d) the
date on which the accreditation was granted;
(e) the
expiry date of the accreditation.
(3) If an assessor is
accredited to conduct a competency assessment in relation to more than 1 class
of high risk work, the regulator may issue to the accredited assessor 1
accreditation document in relation to some or all of those classes of high
risk work.
(4) If 2 or more of
the classes of high risk work referred to in subregulation (3) represent
levels of the same type of work, it is sufficient if the accreditation
document contains a description of the class of work that represents the
highest level.