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Review and evaluate applications, records, and field conditions to determine eligibility and compliance with laws, regulations, and licensing standards; administer examinations; document findings; and recommend or initiate appropriate actions.
  • • Notify applicants or licensees of infractions, deficiencies, or penalties.
  • • Evaluate applications, records, and documents to determine eligibility or liability.
  • • Advise applicants, licensees, and stakeholders on licensing, permit, or passport requirements.
  • • Prepare examination reports, findings, recommendations, and decisions.
  • • Report suspected violations to the appropriate boards or agencies.
  • • Interview officials, specialists, and applicants to obtain or clarify facts.
  • • Issue licenses or certifications to qualified applicants.
  • • Collect and process fees for licenses or permits.
  • • Administer oral, written, road, or flight tests to applicants.
  • • Conduct site visits to verify display of valid licenses and adherence to standards.
  • • Draft correspondence informing parties of decisions, requirements, or appeals processes.
  • • Identify issues requiring follow-up, corrective action, or investigation.
  • • Stay current on relevant laws, industry changes, trends, and best practices.
  • • Support internal or external audits and compliance reviews.
  • • Verify adherence to documented policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements.
  • • Score examinations and observe equipment operation to assess applicant competency.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
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