When can a supervisor whose license has been revoked reapply?

The correct approach to reapplying for a supervisor's license after it has been revoked is contingent on demonstrating that the issues leading to the revocation have been duly addressed. This means that the supervisor must take specific steps to rectify any deficiencies or infractions that resulted in the revocation. It may involve completing additional training, correcting practices, or making operational changes to ensure compliance with regulations.

This requirement ensures that individuals seeking to regain their license have genuinely improved their circumstances and are now fit to operate in their supervisory roles safely and responsibly. Trust and safety are paramount in regulatory environments, especially when dealing with heating oil tanks where environmental and safety standards are critically important.

Other options may suggest insufficient or premature actions that do not require the necessary accountability and corrective measures, which would undermine the integrity of the licensing process.