This official Tennessee application is issued by the Department of Environment and Conservation. It covers five license categories: inspector, management planner, project designer, contractor/supervisor, and worker. CN-1300 licensing rules were last updated in 2024 to align with current AHERA and NESHAP standards.
All sections must be filled out completely in ink. Applicants must attach supporting documents before submission. Supporting documents include Form CN-1497 for eligibility verification, proof of completed AHERA coursework, educational records, work experience documentation, and a passport-size photograph.
A non-refundable fee applies to each license category on the application. Renewal applicants can pay fees online through the TDEC payment portal. Initial applicants must mail the completed forms, all supporting documents, and payment to the Toxic Substances section office.
Tennessee asbestos accreditation is valid for one year from the issue date. Accredited individuals must finish a refresher course before reapplying. Missing the renewal deadline requires completing an initial course again.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Form Name | CN-1300 Asbestos Accreditation Application |
| Also Known As | Tennessee ASHARA Accreditation Form |
| Issuing Authority | Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation |
| Program | Division of Solid Waste Management, Toxic Substances Program |
| Form Length | 3 pages |
| Purpose | Application for asbestos accreditation in Tennessee |
| Who Needs It | Inspectors, contractors, project designers, monitors, management planners |
| Companion Form | Form CN-1497 (eligibility verification) |
| Fillable Online | Yes, using FormsPal's free PDF editor |
| Avg. time to fill out | 20 to 30 minutes |
| Other names | remediation, ASHARA, swm, RDA |