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540 CMR 4.00 ANNUAL SAFETY & COMBINED SAFETY & EMISSIONS INSPECTION<br />

will not be denied inspections, or unnecessarily inconvenienced. Said documents shall be<br />

purchased from the Registry of Motor <strong>Vehicle</strong>s or its designated agent in accordance with the<br />

applicable policies established by the Registrar and may not be sold or transferred from one<br />

station to another.<br />

(g) Requirements for Personnel Who Administer Inspections. Inspections must be performed<br />

by the licensee or permanent employees of the licensee who are in possession of a valid motor<br />

vehicle operator license. A person who performs safety inspections shall be licensed by the<br />

Registrar. That license shall be renewed annually. A permanent employee shall, for purposes of<br />

540 CMR 4.00, be defined as a person regularly employed by the licensed inspection station for<br />

a minimum of 20 hours per week. Persons performing inspections must be able to demonstrate<br />

their proficiency in inspecting motor vehicles and in operating, calibrating, and maintaining<br />

items or equipment required for the inspection of motor vehicles, to personnel authorized by the<br />

Registrar, the <strong>Massachusetts</strong> Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Protection<br />

assigned to program administration and enforcement and the Network Contractor. Any person<br />

conducting a Class M inspection must provide proof that he has received either factory training,<br />

or training approved by the Registrar. The inspector must have a valid motorcycle license.<br />

(h) Requirements For Personnel Who Administer Commercial Motor <strong>Vehicle</strong> Inspections. It<br />

shall be the licensed commercial motor vehicle inspection station's or the mobile commercial<br />

motor vehicle inspector's responsibility to ensure that the individual(s) performing an annual<br />

inspection as contained herein are qualified as follows:<br />

1. Understands the inspection criteria set forth in Title 49 Code of Federal Regulations Parts 393<br />

and Appendix G to Part 396 and can identify defective components;<br />

2. Is knowledgeable of and has mastered the methods, procedures, tools and equipment used<br />

when performing an inspection; and<br />

3. Is capable of performing an inspection by reason of experience, training, or both as follows:<br />

a. Successfully completed a State or Federal sponsored training program or has a certificate from<br />

a State or Canadian Province which qualifies the person to perform commercial motor vehicle<br />

safety inspections, or<br />

b. Have a combination of training and/or experience totaling at least one year. Such training<br />

and/or experience may consist of:<br />

i. Participation in a truck manufacturer-sponsored training program or similar commercial<br />

training program designed to train students in truck operation and maintenance;<br />

ii. Experience as a mechanic or inspector in a motor carrier commercial motor vehicle<br />

maintenance program;<br />

iii. Experience as a mechanic or inspector in commercial motor vehicle maintenance at a<br />

commercial garage, fleet leasing company or similar facility; or<br />

FINAL DRAFT REGULATION CHANGES 6/24/2008 Page 19 of 24

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