R708-48-4. Requirements for Licensure of Providers  


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  • (1) A provider shall:

    (a) be responsible for the oversight of all installers employed by the business;

    (b) maintaining all records of the business, including client records and personnel files for all installers employed by the business;

    (c) insure the security of all client records and personal data on any forms, receipts or contracts used by the business;

    (d) allow the division to conduct inspections and audits of the business and its records;

    (e) furnish any records of the business to the division upon request;

    (f) train any installers who will be working at the business on how to properly install an ignition interlock system and provide the installers with a certificate of completion;

    (g) complete and require all installers who will be working at the business to complete any training administered by the division;

    (h) not be convicted of or have been found by the division to have engaged in conduct which constitutes a felony or crime of moral turpitude;

    (i) not knowingly employ an installer who has been convicted of or who has been found by the division to have engaged in conduct which constitutes a felony or crime of moral turpitude;

    (j) post signs on the business to identify the business by the name listed on the provider's license application;

    (k) conspicuously display at the business a copy of the provider's license and business license;

    (l) not be employed by more than one business at a time;

    (m) insure that the business does not operate from the same facility or location as another business;

    (n) notify the division when the provider is no longer working at a business:

    (o) surrender the provider's license to the division within five days if the provider is no longer working at the business or the provider's license is denied, cancelled or revoked;

    (p) obtain and maintain a $50,000 surety bond for the business that shall:

    (i) protect against liability to third persons;

    (ii) be continuous in form and run concurrently with the license period; and

    (iii) provide for notice to the division in the event of cancellation of the surety bond.

    (q) ensure that a business, located in a municipality having a population of 50,000 or more, is not located within 1500 feet of a facility in which vehicle registrations or driver licenses are issued to the public, unless the business was established in that location prior to the establishment of the facility in which vehicle registrations or driver licenses are issued to the public;

    (r) not solicit business directly or indirectly or display or distribute any advertising material within 1500 feet of a building in which vehicle registrations or driver licenses are issued to the public;

    (s) seek approval from the division before moving the business;

    (t) insure that the business' facilities and buildings comply with federal, state, and local building, fire, safety and health codes;

    (u) not use any logos, letterhead, documents, driver license or vehicle plate license recreations of the department, the division or the Utah State Tax Commission, Division of Motor Vehicles, in their advertising, however a business may display on its premises a sign reading, "This Ignition Interlock System Provider is licensed by the State of Utah."

    (v) notify the division in writing of any changes to residential or mailing address of anyone who works at the business; and

    (w) notify the division in writing if any employee is no longer employed by the business.