(a) Reasons for the department to revoke a primary accreditation, including an interim status accreditation, shall include:
- (1) Failure to submit an acceptable corrective action plan in response to an assessment report;
- (2) Failure to implement corrective action(s) related to any deficiencies found during an assessment after submitting 2 corrective action plans as specified in Env-C 309.04;
- (3) Failure to respond to an assessment report with a corrective action plan within 30 calendar days of the assessment report date;
- (4) Failure to participate in the proficiency testing program as required by Volume 1, Module 1 of the TNI standards;
- (5) Submittal of proficiency test sample results generated by another laboratory as its own;
- (6) Misrepresentation of any material fact pertinent to receiving or maintaining accreditation;
- (7) Refusal to allow an assessor to enter during normal business hours for an assessment;
(8) Determination of civil or criminal liability by a court of competent jurisdiction for falsifying any report:
- a. Relating to a laboratory analysis; or
- b. Submitted to any government entity for an official purpose.;
- (9) Failure to remit accreditation fees within the time limit established by the department; or
- (10) Failure to implement corrective actions to correct deficiencies within the time period specified in the laboratory’s corrective action plan.
- (b) After correcting the cause(s) for revocation, the laboratory may reapply for accreditation no sooner than 6 months from the effective date of the revocation.
- (c) No laboratory’s accreditation shall be revoked without the opportunity for a hearing as set forth Env-C 311.04.
(d) Secondary accreditation shall:
- (1) Be revoked by the department if the accreditation granted by the primary accreditation body has been revoked; and
- (2) Remain revoked until accreditation is reinstated by the primary accreditation body.
Source. (See Revision Note at chapter heading for Env-C 300) #12065, eff 1-1-17; ss by #13291, eff 11-23-21