Obtain a TCEQ Site Evaluator license to perform preconstruction OSSF soil and site evaluations in Texas
domain: tceq.texas.gov · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Confirm you hold a qualifying prerequisite credential (Installer II, Designated Representative, Professional Engineer, Registered Sanitarian, Certified Professional Soil Scientist, or Geoscientist with soil science discipline)
Complete the TCEQ-approved Site Evaluator course
Take the hands-on soil analysis exam required for new applicants
Submit the application and fee to TCEQ via OLEA
Perform and document preconstruction site evaluations covering soil characteristics, setbacks, and site features per OSSF rules
Maintain the license through continuing education renewal
Known gotchas
As of April 2024, TCEQ requires all new Site Evaluator applicants to pass the hands-on soil analysis exam at course completion - a class-only certificate is no longer sufficient
A Site Evaluator license authorizes site evaluation only; it does not by itself authorize installation or system design work
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