Texas Asbestos Consultant Agency License
The Asbestos Consultant Agency License enables the holder to conduct the following activities:
- Represent a building owner by providing asbestos project monitoring services and asbestos air monitoring services during an asbestos abatement project
- Hire a responsible person who has completed the training to engage in asbestos abatement activities
- Cooperate with DSHS personnel during inspections and investigations
- Employ and work with:
How to Get the Asbestos Consultant Agency License in Texas?
- Comply with the requirements set forth for Asbestos Consultant Agency:
- For foreign or out of State Companies: Certificate of Authority to do business in Texas issued by the Secretary of State or proof of exemption filed
- For all Companies: Documentation of exemption or evidence of good standing from the Texas State Comptroller of Public Accounts or statement of exemption
- Assumed Name Certificate for DBA operations
- Complete Business Information Form
- Asbestos Individual Consultant ID Card for the accountable person
Copies of the Responsible Individual Consultant recent Training Certifications and IDs (if relevant) for:
- Air Monitoring Technician
- Inspector
- Management Planner
- Project Designer
- Evidence of Asbestos Abatement Liability Insurance coverage, including errors & omissions to cover the employed Asbestos Consultants and Inspectors
- Determine if the Asbestos Consultant Agency Application is available online
- If available, use the Regulatory Services Online Licensing System platform
- If not available, see the Applications and Forms page to print an Application Form and submit it by mail
- Pay the corresponding application fee
- Expect a response from the Department after the application has been validated
- Get in touch with the Asbestos Program of the Department of State Health Services at (512) 834-6600, or at
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- Get in touch with the Asbestos Program of the Department of State Health Services at (512) 834-6600, or at