Texas Asbestos License Search | staterecords.org (2023)

Texas law requires individuals and organizations conducting asbestos-related activities in public buildings to be registered and licensed by theDepartment of State Health Services(DSSH). The DSHS monitors, processes and issues asbestos permits for initial and renewal applications. As in Section 1954.101 of theprofession codesinclude, but are not limited to, asbestos-related activities such as removal or monitoring of asbestos, provision of airborne asbestos dust monitoring services and transportation of asbestos-containing material (ACM), etc. Individuals must register for an individual asbestos license while organizations must register for an to register a commercial asbestos license.

Subcategories of each asbestos license include:

• Asbestsanierer:
• Asbestos Remediation Officer:
• Asbestos Air Monitoring Technician:
• Asbest Inspector
• Asbestos Project Manager
• Personal asbestos consultant
• Individual asbestos management planner
• Asbest Operations and Maintenance Supervisor (O&M)
• Asbestos Air Monitor Technical Project Monitor (AMT/PM).

On the other hand, subcategories of commercial asbestos licenses include:

• asbestos contractor
• Asbestos advice center
• Planning agency for asbestos management
• Asbesttransporter
• Asbestos Labor
• Asbestos O&M Contractor
• Licensing of providers of asbestos training.

In addition to processing asbestos license applications, the DSHS also offers a searchable license database containing the most up-to-date information on asbestos licenses and other DSHS licenses. Interested parties can make oneLicense searchUse the DSHS Online Licensing Services page to search for all types of asbestos licenses in Texas. Alternatively, however, the DSHS can be contacted to verify an asbestos license.

Texas asbestos license search

Asbestos licenses can be searched or searchedDSHS Online Licensing Servicesbook page. Regardless of the permit type (individual and commercial asbestos permits), asbestos permits can be reviewed on the DSHS Online Licensing Services page. Interested parties can search for asbestos licenses according to various criteria. These criteria include licensee name, license type, license number, city name, and county name.

When running an asbestos licenseSearch by namethe applicant must select the type of permit (individual or commercial asbestos permits). For an individual license search, the applicant must enter the last name and first name of the licensee. On the other hand, when searching for companies, the applicant only needs to provide the company name. Five (5) asbestos licenses will be displayed on the search results page when a search is performed. However, it can be changed via the "Maximum display per page" input field, depending on the requester's wishes.

When conducting an asbestos license search, interested parties can do soSearch for a specific license typeto refine the results. This would restrict the asbestos licenses displayed on the search results page to a specific type of asbestos licence. When searching by license type, the applicant must select a license type and provide the name of the individual or commercial asbestos license.

In addition, interested parties can also carry out an asbestos permitSearch by license number. To perform this type of asbestos license search, an applicant must provide the license type and license number for a specific asbestos license.

Finally, an asbestos license search can be based on adistrictÖCity. Both types of asbestos license search would require an investigator to select the type of license and the county or city of the licensee, depending on the search mode selected.

Search results are usually displayed in tabular form. In addition, the asbestos licensee information provided on the search results page includes the licensee name, license type, license number, license status and expiry date. An asbestos license with status current means that the licensee is in good standing. At the same time, the status of expired, null and void, or inactive means that the licensee cannot exercise or operate a licensed business. Additional information about a licensee can be viewed by clicking on the name of a specific licensee. This additional information includes the postal address, mailing address and telephone number of the asbestos licensee.

Texas Asbestos License Renewal

Most licenses issued by the State Department of Health Services (DSHS) can be renewed online through the DSHS Online Licensing Services website, including all types of asbestos licenses. However, licensees can still verify that their asbestos licenses are valideligible for online renewal. After verifying that the asbestos license type has been renewed online, the licensee can log into the DSHS Online Licensing Services page to renew their asbestos license online. The login form is located on the right side of the DSHS Online Licensing Services website. Licensees would need to use their existing user ID and password to log in.

Alternatively, asbestos licenses can be renewed offline by post. The type of asbestos permit would determine the application form that the applicant would use. Applicants for an individual asbestos license would need to use theIndividual application of asbestos DSHS, while a commercial asbestos license applicant uses thatDSHS Asbest Business Application.

On these forms, applicants must select the application type "APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL" and select the type of asbestos permit by checking the appropriate boxes on the form. Once the application form is completed, the application form and all other required documentation and fees must be mailed to the DSHS mailing address provided on the form. Application fees for all types of asbestos licenses can be paid by money order, check or online. Online payments are made through the DSHS Online Licensing Services system.

Asbestos license renewal requirements differ for different types of asbestos licenses. A licensee would have to meet these requirements in order to qualify for an asbestos license renewal.

There are two main renewal requirements for all types of individual asbestos licenses. First, the candidate's recent photo (a 1" x 1" color photo with a white background). Second, a completeDSHS "Written statement of the doctor". This form must also be signed by a licensed physician within the last 12 months prior to the licensee requesting renewal.

Additional general requirements for individual and licensed management planner consultants include: Proof of professional liability insurance for errors and omissions of at least $1 million (for contract workers). Alternatively, a candidate may fall under the counselor's employer policy under Section 295.40 of the LegislatureAsbestos health regulations in Texas(TAHPR). On the other hand, applicants working for a government agency must provide proof of self-insurance under Section 295.40 of the TAHPR. Other requirements and their types of asbestos association licenses are as follows:

• Asbestsanierer;
  • A $65 application fee
  • Training certificate and identity card from ongoing refresher training for asbestos workers (if applicable)
• Asbestos Remediation Inspectorate;
  • A $400 application fee
  • Certification of training and recent refresher course certification for asbestos supervisors/contractors (if applicable)
• Asbestos Air Monitoring Technician;
  • A $99 registration fee
  • Certificate and Training Card of recent Airborne Asbestos Monitoring Technician Refresher Training (if applicable)
• Asbest Inspector;
  • A $130 application fee.
  • Training certificate and ID card from an asbestos inspector refresher course (if applicable).
• Asbestos Project Manager
  • A registration fee of $320.
  • Certificate of training and proof of recent asbestos refresher course for supervisors/contractors (if applicable).
• Individual asbestos consultant;
  • A registration fee of $645.
  • Proof of passing the DSHS individual examination for asbestos consultants.
  • Training certificates and ID cards from a current Asbestos Project Designer, Air Asbestos Monitoring Technician, Asbestos Inspector and Asbestos Management Planner Training Courses (if applicable).
• Individual asbestos management planner
  • A registration fee of $260.
  • Training certificates and credentials for a current asbestos inspector and asbestos management planner training courses (if applicable).
• O and M Asbestos Supervisor;
  • A registration fee of $255.
  • Training certificate and ID for a recent asbestos supervisor/contractor training course (if applicable).
• Asbestos AMT/PM
  • A $400 application fee.
  • Training certificates and ID cards from a current asbestos contractor/supervisor and air asbestos surveillance technician refresher courses (if applicable).

Commercial asbestos licenses do not have requirements similar to individual asbestos licenses. The general requirement for all types of asbestos business licenses (for foreign or non-state corporations) is a certificate of entitlement to conduct business in Texas. An authority certificate is issued by theSecretary of State(TO ASK FOR HELP). Alternatively, proof of a submitted waiver may be emailedChapter 112 of the Commercial and Commercial Code. Exempted companies would have to inform SOS viaFormulate 3901ÖFormulate 3902(for affiliated companies in the country). Please note that the response to the submission of Form 3901 or Form 3902 received from SOS will be used as the "waiver on file" during the renewal.

Another general requirement for a license renewal application for an asbestos consulting agency, a management planning agency, a freight forwarder, a laboratory and a specific O&M contractor is the provision ofProof of good conditionsinceTexas State Comptroller of Public Accountsor proof of exemption submitted. Other requirements for the different types of commercial asbestos licenses are:

• asbestos contractors;
  • A registration fee of $1,070.
  • A copy of the training certificate and ID of a recent supervisor/contractor asbestos training course for the responsible person (if applicable).
  • Copy of responsible person, asbestos supervisor certificate.
  • Proof of commercial liability insurance for the asbestos remediation in the amount of US$ 1 million
• Asbestos consultancy agency;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • A copy of the identity card of the individual consultant responsible for asbestos.
  • Copies of Training Certificates and Passports for recent Air Surveillance Technician, Inspector, Management Planner and Design Designer training courses from the relevant individual consultant (if applicable).
  • Evidence of the Company's $1 million asbestos remediation liability insurance, which provides coverage for errors and omissions for asbestos inspectors and consultants employed by the Company.
• Asbestos Management Planning Agency;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • A copy of the identity card of the individual consultant responsible for asbestos.
  • Copies of Training Certificates and Passports for recent Air Surveillance Technician, Inspector, Management Planner and Design Designer training courses from the relevant individual consultant (if applicable).
  • Evidence of the Company's $1 million asbestos remediation liability insurance, which provides coverage for errors and omissions for asbestos inspectors and consultants employed by the Company.
• asbestos conveyor;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • Proof of business $1 million asbestos liability insurance coverage.
• Asbestos Laboratory;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • company proofNational Accreditation Program for Volunteer Laboratories(NVLAP) oAIHA Quality Control/Assurance Programaccreditations.
• Asbestos O&M contractors;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • A copy of the relevant O&M supervisor's ID card
  • Copies of O&M supervisor training certificates and credentials responsible for recent supervisor and contractor training courses (if applicable).
• licenses for asbestos training providers;
  • A registration fee of $1,102.
  • A list of all currently qualified trainers and guest speakers that the candidate wishes to continue using in their asbestos education program. Instructors and guest speakers must be distinguished on the list and those who are not listed are considered removed from the training program.
  • Copies of the applicant's current Environmental Protection Agency asbestos course accreditation for the trainers listed in the requirement above.
  • List of recruited trainers and guest speakers for the asbestos training program provided by applicants.
  • List of additional instructors or guest speakers to be used in the candidate's asbestos education program along with the documentation required by Section 295.55(f) of the TAHPR.
  • A current course schedule along with each course that would be taught and the names of the respective instructors.
  • Any changes (if any) in the candidate's eligibility status for the training program under Section 295.55 (d) and (e) of the TAHPR
  • Any changes (if any) to previously submitted course manuals used in the candidate's current asbestos training course.
  • If applicable, at the time of renewal, a written letter of intent and course manual for each asbestos course that the candidate wishes to add to the current asbestos course.
  • Finally, any changes or modifications to the current status of the candidate's general asbestos training program.

The DSHS usually needs 45 days to process a completed application and to issue the applicant with a letter of admission. However, for a full training provider candidate, it takes approximately 40 days to issue an acceptance letter. Please note that a driver's license or identity card issued by the DSHS can be used as a notification of admission. Also, for applicants who include additional training in their application, that additional training will be approved within 90 days.

If the application is incomplete, the DSHS will issue a letter of application within 45 days. After receiving an application deficiency letter, if the applicant resubmits his application to the DSHS with all previously omitted documents, the following deadlines apply:

• The declaration of acceptance of a completed order takes place within 20 days. However, it takes about 30 days for applicants to receive a letter of acceptance for a full application as a training provider.
• Additional training will be approved within 20 days.

Please note that the DSHS can reject applications that do not meet the requirements.

Texas Asbestos License Application

Unlike renewing an asbestos license, not all types of asbestos license can be applied for online through theDSHS Online Licensing Service System. Applicants are advised to check thisEligibility of your types of asbestos licensesfor online renewal. Applications can also be submitted offline by post to the DSHS.

As an asbestos license renewal, the DSHSindividual application of asbestosÖcommercial use of asbestosThe form is used to apply for an asbestos license offline. The type of asbestos permit determines the form used when applying for an asbestos permit.

The first step you must take when applying for an asbestos permit is to select the section “This application is a(n)” as the “INITIAL ORDER” in the relevant asbestos permit applications. Second, an applicant would also need to indicate the type of asbestos license by selecting one of the asbestos license types in the “I am applying” section of the application form.

The general requirement for most individual asbestos license applications is registration for the state DSHS asbestos test via theInformation form for registering for the DSHS examfor relevant asbestos license types. The candidate must select the "License Type" on the exam registration form in order to register. Other information a candidate must provide on the exam registration form includes last name, first name, middle name, date of birth, social security number, phone number, email address, mailing address, city, state, zip code, preferred exam date and location, and date and location of the backup check.

The exam form must be mailed to the mailing address provided on the form along with the required fees in order to register for a mandatory asbestos license exam. Please note that the exam registration fee is payable by check or money order to the State Department of Health Services, Account #ZZ112-178.

Similar to an asbestos renewal application, there are two main requirements for all types of individual asbestos license applications. That is, the candidate's current photo (a 1" x 1" color photo with a white background) and aDSHS "Written statement of the doctor"form. The written affidavit of the DSHS physician must be signed by a licensed physician within the 12 months prior to submission of the asbestos license application form. Additional requirements for individual asbestos license types are as follows:

• Asbestsanierer:
  • A $65 application fee.
  • The certificate and training record of initial training as an asbestos worker completed by the applicant (if applicable).
  • Training certificate and identification card from an asbestos worker refresher course that the candidate received before applying (if applicable)
• Asbestos Remediation Officer:
  • A $400 application fee.
  • Proof of passing the DSHS test for asbestos entrepreneurs and supervisors
  • Written evidence, verifiable, confirming that an applicant has completed up to 90 days of legally qualifying work experience within the past 24 months
  • Certificate and training card from an initial asbestos supervisor/contractor training course (if applicable)
  • Certificate and ID of an asbestos contractor training/supervisory refresher course received by the candidate prior to submitting their application (if applicable)
• Asbestos Air Monitoring Technician:
  • A $99 registration fee.
  • Evidence that the candidate has passed the DSHS Airborne Asbestos Monitoring Technician exam.
  • Evidence of candidate learning with at least 15 working days on at least 3 asbestos abatement projects under the direct supervision of an AMT, AMT/PM or a licensed asbestos consultant employed by a licensed laboratory or consulting agency.
  • Air asbestos surveillance initial training certificate and ID card (if applicable)
  • Airborne Asbestos Monitoring Technician Refresher Course Certificate and Training Card obtained by the candidate prior to submitting their application (if applicable)
• Asbest Inspector:
  • A $130 application fee.
  • A copy of the applicant’s high school diploma or General Educational Development Test (GED).
  • Proof that you have passed the DSHS test to become an asbestos tester.
  • Demonstrable work experience from at least five asbestos surveys conducted under the direct supervision of a licensed surveyor, individual consultant or management planner. Please note that this work experience must be gained after the candidate has completed the initial training course for asbestos inspectors.
  • A training certificate and asbestos inspector training badge (if applicable).
  • Training certificate and ID card from an asbestos inspector refresher course that the candidate received prior to submitting their application (if applicable)
• Project manager asbestos:
  • A registration fee of $320.
  • A copy of the applicant’s high school diploma or General Educational Development Test (GED).
  • Proof that you have passed the DSHS test to become an asbestos tester.
  • Demonstrable work experience in the last 24 months of at least 15 days in three (3) or more different asbestos abatement projects. Please note that this work experience must be obtained after the candidate has completed their initial asbestos supervisor/contractor training course.
  • The certificate and training card of initial training for asbestos supervisors and contractors (if applicable) completed by the applicant.
  • The certificate and ID of the asbestos entrepreneurship training and supervisor refresher course the candidate has attended prior to submitting their application (if applicable)
• Individual asbestos consultant:
  • A registration fee of $645.
  • Proof that you have passed the exam to become a DSHS individual asbestos consultant.
  • The Certificate and Training Card of an Asbestos Initial Project Designer, Air Monitoring Technician, Inspector and Management Planner completed by the candidate (if applicable).
  • The certificate and training card of an asbestos project designer, air surveillance technician, inspector or management planning refresher course. This must be completed by the applicant before submitting an initial application (if applicable).
  • Candidates working for the contract must provide proof of professional liability insurance for errors and omissions of at least one (1) million dollars. Alternatively, an applicant may fall under the consultant's employer policy under Section 295.40 of the TAHPR. On the other hand, applicants working for a government agency must provide proof of self-insurance under Section 295.40 of the TAHPR.
  • The candidate must meet one of the following work experience and education requirements:
• A "current" statue of registration as a Texas licensed professional architect or engineer. This must include at least 80 days of asbestos-related work experience in public buildings within the last four (4) years.
• A bachelor's degree in engineering, architecture, physics or science. And at least two (2) years of professional experience in any occupational or environmental health area.
• Completion of 60 credit hours of college, which must include nine (9) credit hours in mathematics and 30 credit hours in engineering, physics, or science. At least three (3) years of professional experience in the field of occupational medicine or the environment. 250 days of asbestos related professional experience gained in the last four (4) years. The candidate must also provide a letter of recommendation from an approved regulatory adviser.

It is important to note that all asbestos-related work experience listed above must include a minimum of six (6) specifications, three (3) completed investigations, ten (10) days of project monitoring and ten (10) days of aerial monitoring. . In addition, all work experience must be acquired under the supervision of an individual approved for the job at hand.

• Individual asbestos management planner
  • A registration fee of $260.
  • A copy of the applicant's associate degree from an accredited college or university, or evidence that the applicant has completed 60 credit hours from an accredited college or university.
  • Proof of passing the DSHS exam for asbestos management planners.
  • Demonstrable professional experience consisting of at least five (5) management plans executed under the direct supervision of a licensed management planner or consultant. Please note that this professional experience must be acquired after completing initial training as an asbestos management planner.
  • Demonstrable work experience consisting of a minimum of five (5) asbestos inspections and the preparation of asbestos inspection reports under the supervision of a licensed consultant, management planner or inspector. Likewise, this professional experience must be acquired after completing an initial training course for asbestos inspectors.
  • Certificate and training record of initial training as an asbestos inspector and management planner (if applicable).
  • Asbestos Inspector Training Certificate and ID Card and Management Planner Update Training received by the candidate prior to submitting their initial application (if applicable).
  • Candidates working for the contract must provide proof of professional liability insurance for errors and omissions of at least one (1) million dollars. Alternatively, an applicant may fall under the consultant's employer policy under Section 295.40 of the TAHPR. On the other hand, applicants working for a government agency must provide proof of self-insurance under Section 295.40 of the TAHPR.
• Asbest Operations and Maintenance Supervisor (O&M)
  • A registration fee of $225.
  • Proof of passing the DSHS test for asbestos entrepreneurs and supervisors.
  • Certificate and training record from an initial asbestos supervisor/contractor training course (if applicable).
  • Asbestos contractor/upgrade trainer training card and certificate obtained by the candidate prior to submitting their initial application (if applicable).
• Asbestos Air Monitor Technical Project Monitor (AMT/PM).
  • A $400 application fee.
  • Proof of passing the DSHS test for asbestos entrepreneurs and supervisors.
  • Initial training certificate and ID for asbestos contractor/supervisor and training courses for air surveillance technicians (if applicable).
  • Asbestos Supervisor/Contractor Training Certificate and Air Monitoring Technician Refresher Training and Identification Card obtained by the candidate prior to submitting their initial application (if applicable).
  • Demonstrable work experience covering a total of 15 days aerial surveillance on at least 3 asbestos abatement projects and at least 15 days supervising projects. These work experiences must be obtained under the supervision of a licensed asbestos consultant, AMT/PM, AMT (for aerial monitoring) or a project manager (for project monitoring) employed by a laboratory or consulting agency.

General requirements for all types of asbestos commercial license applications include: aBusiness information form, a government certificate andProof of good condition. As explained above, a certificate of eligibility is a requirement for foreign or non-governmental corporations to operate in Texas and the certificate is issued by the Secretary of State (SOS). Alternatively, however, an "archived proof of exemption" can be submitted. In order to obtain a "Filed Exemption Certificate," exempt businesses must notify SOS by mailing a completed Form 3901 or 3902 (for state-owned businesses) to the mailing address provided on those forms.

Proof of good conditionis sourced fromTexas State Comptroller of Public Accounts(CP). As an alternative to the “proof of impeccability”, an “archived proof of exemption” can be attached to an initial application for an asbestos trade permit. You can contact the controller at (800) 252-1381 for further assistance. Please note that companies operating under a "Doing Business As" (DBA) name must include a copy of the documentation for filing the false name with their application.

Asbestos contractors, consulting agencies and management planning agencies are also required to provide proof of their company's $1 million asbestos remediation liability insurance. The insurance cover extends to the error and omission coverage for asbestos consultants (for consulting firms), asbestos management planners (for business planning offices) and asbestos inspectors (for business planning and consulting firms))) employees in the respective companies.

Meanwhile, asbestos carriers and laboratories applying for an asbestos business license must provide proof of their company's liability insurance of $1 million on their initial application. Other specific requirements for different types of commercial asbestos permits include:

• asbestos contractors;
  • A registration fee of $1,070.
  • A copy of a current training certificate and ID from an asbestos supervisor and a contractor training course conducted by an employed asbestos supervisor (if applicable).
  • A copy of an asbestos supervisor's ID card.
  • A copy of the company's Standard Operating Procedures that meet the requirements set out in TAHPR 295.45(e)(5-16).
• Asbestos consultancy agency;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • A copy of the training certificate and ID of a current designer, surveyor, management planner and a technical training course conducted by an employed individual asbestos consultant (if applicable).
  • A copy of an employed individual asbestos consultant's ID card.
• Asbestos Management Planning Agency;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • A copy of training certificate and ID from a recent asbestos inspector and management planner training course conducted by an employed asbestos management planner (if applicable).
  • A copy of an employee of the asbestos management planner's ID card.
• asbestos conveyor;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • A copy of the company's contingency plan for1910.120(q) des Code of Federal Regulations (CFR).
• Asbestos Laboratory;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • Proof of company accreditation by the National Volunteer Laboratory Accreditation Program (NVLAP) for mass analysis using polarized light microscopy. Candidates without NVLAP eligibility will be given four (4) alternatives. First, an NVLAP accreditation for the analysis of airborne asbestos using transmission electron microscopy. Second, an accreditation from the American Industrial Hygiene Association (AIHA) for an industrial hygiene laboratory. This alternative must be accompanied by the candidate's experience in the analytical proficiency testing (PAT) program analyzing airborne fibers using phase contrast microscopy (PCM). Third, demonstrate the candidate's experience in the quarterly PCM proficiency tests for airborne fibers and in the quality control and assurance program. Finally, an accreditation of individual laboratory analysts from the AIHA Asbestos Analyst Registry (AAR).
• asbestos operation and maintenance contractors;
  • A registration fee of $260.
  • A copy of a current training certificate and ID from an asbestos supervisor and a contractor training course conducted by an employed asbestos O&M supervisor (if applicable).
  • A copy of an asbestos worker's operations and maintenance supervisor card.
  • A copy of the standard operating procedures followed by the organization that meets the requirements set forth in TAHPR 295.43(e)(3-10).
• licenses for asbestos training providers;
  • A $430 application fee.
  • Texas businesses must provide copies of their security clearances, including statements that all due franchise taxes have been paid. If not, a letter of resignation (issued by the CPA) must be submitted.
  • Applicants must qualify for a license under Section 295.55(d) of the TAHPR.
  • A copy of the course schedule and model course certificate as required by Sections 295.55(e)(2) and (e)(3).
  • Resumes, qualifications, and at least three (3) professional references from each instructor as per Section 295.55)(f).
  • All information provided in the application must comply with Section 295.65(d).

DSHS typically takes 45 days to process completed initial license applications, after which an acceptance letter will be sent to the applicant. Please note that the license receipt or ID sent by the DSHS can serve as a notification of acceptance for a completed initial application. Depending on the nature of the asbestos license application, this period may be extended. It usually takes 90 days for the DSHS to issue an acceptance letter for an IVET provider license application. In addition, additional training is approved within 90 days. In addition, candidates will be issued confirmations of passing the exam within 30 days.

If the application is incomplete, the DSHS also needs 45 days to send an initial letter of application to the applicant. After receipt of a letter of deficiency from the initial application, the following deadlines apply for the re-submission of a complete application for initial authorisation:

• 20 days for issuing a notification of admission of a complete initial application to the applicant.
• 20 days to approve and issue a letter of approval to an applicant for an asbestos license exam.
• 30 days to process and issue an acceptance letter for an ITE provider license application
• 30 days to approve additional training

Typically, the DSHS will issue an exam, license, or registration denial letter within 180 days of receipt of the application. Applications are generally rejected if they do not meet the required standards set out in the TAHPR, specifically Section 296.253 and Section 296.255.

Penalties for handling asbestos without a license in Texas

IsPenalty matrix of asbestos-related health protection regulations in Texas(AHPRPM) is primarily used to assess penalties for violations related to asbestos-related activities, including unlicensed handling of asbestos. The state AHPRPM assesses sanctions based on four factors, namely; the nature of the breach, the person responsible, the applicable sections of the TAHPR, and the occurrence of the breach. Under the AHPRPM (No. 10), fines for conducting asbestos-related activities without a license range from $100 to $10,000, depending on the violation.