The Tennessee CN-1300 asbestos accreditation form requires accurate completion in all sections. FormsPal's online editor lets you fill in, review, and download the form without any software installation.
What You Need Before Starting Your CN-1300 Application
Prepare these documents before filling out your accreditation application in Tennessee:
- Completed Form CN-1497 for eligibility verification
- Certificate of completion for an initial or refresher AHERA course
- Educational records: high school diploma, college degree, or GED
- Work experience documentation covering your asbestos-related activities
- Passport-size photograph (recent, full-color)
- Non-refundable application fee for each license category you are applying for
How to Complete the CN-1300 Asbestos Form Step by Step
Step 1: Select the "Get Form" button at the top of this page to open the CN-1300 accreditation application in FormsPal's online editor. The form loads directly in your browser with no downloads needed.
Step 2: Start with the applicant section. Fill in all necessary fields at the top of the CN-1300 form:
Step 3: Fill in the agency contact information including LEA AGENCY NAME, NAME OF CONTACT PERSON, AREA CODE, PHONE NUMBER, and DECLARATION OF CITIZENSHIP. Both US citizens and qualified aliens lawfully present in the United States must complete the citizenship declaration section.
Step 4: Fill in your personal identification information: FIRST NAME, MIDDLE INITIAL, LAST NAME, DATE OF BIRTH, WEIGHT, HEIGHT, GENDER, and your highest EDUCATION level including any COLLEGE DEGREE or HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA.
Step 5: Renewal applicants must enter the REFRESHER COURSE COMPLETION date. Report any ENVIRONMENTAL NONCOMPLIANCE and list the states where issues occurred. Complete the CERTIFICATION AND SIGNATURE section with the applicant's printed name, then sign and date the form.
Step 6: Check your entire CN-1300 form for accuracy. Click "Done" to finalize it, then download and print the completed application. Mail completed forms with all attached documents and the non-refundable fee to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Solid Waste Management.
CN-1300 Accreditation Categories
The CN 1300 application covers five license categories in Tennessee. Each category requires a separate fee and its own course. Applicants must provide proof of finished coursework before the application can be processed. Fill out each section of the CN-1300 form completely before signing.
- Inspector: Evaluates hazardous materials in schools and public buildings. An initial 24-hour AHERA course is necessary. The inspector must sign and date the CN-1300 form certifying their instruction hours.
- Management Planner: Develops management plans for school districts. Inspector licensure must be obtained before applying for this category. Fill out all relevant sections of the application forms.
- Project Designer: Prepares specifications for asbestos abatement projects. A 24-hour accredited course is necessary before applying. Fill in each section of the forms before submitting.
- Contractor/Supervisor: Oversees asbestos abatement projects and field workers. An initial 40-hour TDEC-approved course is necessary.
- Worker: Performs asbestos removal and encapsulation activities. A 32-hour initial course must be finished before submitting your forms. See the Asbestos Worker Application for details on worker certification.
Review the current fee schedule from the Division of Solid Waste Management before filling out your forms. Fee amounts may change each fiscal year.
Related Asbestos and Environmental Forms on FormsPal
If you work with asbestos in Tennessee or other states, you may also need the following forms:
- Asbestos Worker Application - for workers seeking asbestos abatement certification
- Asbestos Disposal Manifest Form - documents the transport and disposal of asbestos-containing materials
- Asbestos Contract Addendum - a supplemental document for asbestos-related agreements
- Tennessee Notice of Completion Form - filed after asbestos abatement work in Tennessee is finished
- Form 65 Asbestos - an asbestos reporting and compliance form
- Hazardous Materials Bill of Lading - necessary for transporting asbestos-containing materials
Common Questions About the CN-1300 Asbestos Accreditation Form
Who must complete the CN-1300 form?
Any individual seeking to perform asbestos-related work in Tennessee must fill out and submit the CN-1300 application forms. This includes asbestos inspectors, abatement contractors, project designers, project monitors, and management planners working in the state. Access the forms online through FormsPal's editor to get started.
How many license categories can I apply for on the CN-1300 form?
You can apply for multiple license categories on a single CN-1300 application. A separate fee applies for each license type. The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation maintains a current fee schedule for each category. Fill out the relevant sections and attach all required information before submitting your forms.
How long does completing the CN-1300 application take?
Collecting the supporting documentation is the most time-consuming step. Once you have your course certificates, work history, educational records, and photo ready, filling in the CN-1300 form takes about 20 to 30 minutes. The FormsPal editor lets you save your progress and return to the forms if needed.
Can I submit the CN-1300 form online?
Renewal applicants may use the TDEC online payment option for fees. For initial licensing, fill out and mail the completed forms along with all required information and payment to the Division of Solid Waste Management, Toxic Substances section. Always verify current submission requirements with the office before sending.
What happens if my CN-1300 application is incomplete?
The Division of Solid Waste Management will return incomplete application forms to the applicant for correction. Missing documentation, unsigned sections, or unpaid fees are common reasons for rejection. Using FormsPal's editor helps ensure every necessary field in the application is filled in and signed before you print and mail the forms.
Where do I mail my completed CN-1300 application forms?
Mail your completed CN-1300 forms and all required information to the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, Division of Solid Waste Management, Toxic Substances section. Check the current mailing address on the official TDEC website before sending your forms.
How long does my CN-1300 license stay valid?
CN-1300 licensure is valid for one year from the date of issue. You must finish a refresher course and sign a new renewal application form before your current license expires. Applicants who miss the renewal deadline must complete an initial course and fill out new application forms again.