The ECB (Environmental Control Board) can revoke or suspend an operator's certification for certain infractions of the regulations. Which option lists the board correctly?

• A. SCDHEC
• B. ECB (Environmental Control Board)
• C. EPA
• D. OSHA

Answer: (B)

The key idea is which body has the authority to revoke or suspend an operator’s certification for environmental violations. The Environmental Control Board (ECB) is the entity that holds that disciplinary power at the state level, capable of revoking or suspending certifications when regulations are violated. The other agencies operate in different roles: SCDHEC administers and enforces environmental programs within the state but does not typically revoke individual operator certifications; the EPA is a federal agency with nationwide environmental oversight, not the state license-licensing board; OSHA focuses on workplace safety and does not handle environmental operator certifications. So the board that correctly fits this authority is the Environmental Control Board.