8 CCR 1203-2, pt. 16 - Non-registered Limited Commercial Applicator and non-registered Public Applicator training requirements
16.01.
This Part 16 applies to all limited commercial applicators and public
applicators, as defined in Sections
35-10-103(8) and
(12), C.R.S., that are not registered with
the Department pursuant to Section
35-10-109, C.R.S.
16.02. Any owner or designee of a
non-registered limited commercial applicator and any employee of a
non-registered public applicator must be trained prior to:
(a) The use of any general use pesticide that
requires mixing or loading of a pesticide into a separate service container or
application device.
(b) The use of
any ready-to-use general use pesticide on the property of schools, children's
day care facilities, hospitals and health care facilities required to obtain a
license from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment pursuant
to Section
25-3-101, C.R.S., and in
children's playground areas.
16.03
Training is not required for the following uses of general use pesticides:
(a) The use of any anti-microbial pesticides
such as those intended to disinfect, sanitize, reduce or mitigate growth or
development of microbiological organisms.
(b) The use of any ready-to-use general use
pesticide in areas other than those specified in Part
16.02(b).
16.04. Non-registered limited commercial
applicator owners or their designee and all non-registered public applicator
employees, before making any pesticide applications as specified in Part 16.02,
must obtain training in all of the following subjects; laws and regulations,
pesticides and their families, applicator safety, public safety, environmental
protection and the use of pesticides. Persons that are required to be trained
may meet these training requirements by:
(a)
holding a current qualified supervisor, certified operator or private
applicator license in any licensure category; or
(b) Taking and passing the qualified
supervisor or certified operator general core examination or the private
applicator examination within the last five years prior to the application of a
pesticide; or
(c) Doing one of the
following:
(1) Taking and passing the
Department's on-line pesticide training course; or
(2) attending any continuing education
courses that cover the required subjects and are approved by the Commissioner;
or
(3) completing any other
training that covers all of the above subjects and is approved by the
Commissioner.
16.05. Training must be completed, at a
minimum, within 3 years prior to the date of any application.
16.06. Training records for each person
making applications must be maintained for a period of 3 years by the limited
commercial applicator or public applicator.
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