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Colorado 2006 Annual Report
Colorado 2006
| Contact Information |
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Name |
John Scott
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Title |
Pesticide Applicator Coordinator |
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Address |
700 Kipling, Suite 4000
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City |
Lakewood |
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State |
CO |
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ZIP |
80215 |
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Email |
john.scott@ag.state.co.us |
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Phone |
303-239-4178 |
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FAX |
303-239-4177 |
| C & T Plan |
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The plan is for |
Both Private and Commercial
Applicators |
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Annual Report |
Will the Lead State, Territory, Tribe, or Federal Agency
complete an annual report using Part II of this C & T Plan
and Annual Report web site? YES
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| Agencies |
| Colorado Department of Agriculture |
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Head of Agency or Extension Director |
Official Title: Commissioner, Department of
Agriculture |
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Head of Pesticide Program or Ext. Asst. Director |
Official Title: Division Director, Department of
Agriculture |
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Head of Certification Program or Extension Specialist |
Official Title: Pesticide Applicator Coordinator,
Department of Agriculture |
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This agency is authorized to: |
approve training, conduct training, testing,
certification/licensing, enforcement, develop manuals |
| Colorado State University |
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Head of Agency or Extension Director |
Official Title: Cooperative Extension Director |
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Head of Pesticide Program or Ext. Asst. Director |
Official Title: Associate Director (programs) --
interim |
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Head of Certification Program or Extension Specialist |
Official Title: Environmental and Pesticide Education
Specialist |
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This agency is authorized to: |
conduct training, develop manuals |
| Legal Authority |
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Is there an EPA-approved C&T Plan on file
that provides satisfactory assurances of legal authority? YES
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| Legal Opinions |
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State upload file: C:\Documents and
SettingsjscottMy DocumentsMy FilesState Certification Plan2006
PA and CA State Cert. Plan2006 AG. Opinion.pdf
EPA URL:
http://134.121.87.199/CandT/pdf/CO/2006AG-Opinion.pdf |
| Legal Citations |
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Law: Pesticide Applicators
Code:
35-10-118(1), 35-10-118(2)(b)(c)(d), 35-10-118(3),
35-10118(4), 35-10-118(5), 35-10-118(7), 35-10-118(8),
35-10-113, 35-10-114, 35-10-114.5 http://www.ag.state.co.us/dpi/pesticideapplicator/Publications/PestAppAct.pdf
State
upload file: C:\Documents and SettingsjscottMy DocumentsMy
FilesState Certification Plan2006 PA and CA State Cert.
PlanThe supporting citations for law and code th
EPA URL:
http://134.121.87.199/CandT/pdf/CO/supportingcitationsC.pdf |
| 171.7b1iiiA
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Law: Pesticide Applicators
Code:
35-10-117(1)(2)(3)&(4), 35-10-117.5,
35-10-118(1)&(2)(c), 35-10-121(1)(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)&(f),
35-10-122(1), 35-10-123(1),(2),&(3); Rule 2.60
State
Upload file: C:Documents and SettingsjscottMy DocumentsMy
FilesState Certification Plan2006 PA and CA State Cert.
PlanActs which constitute grounds for denying.pdf http://www.ag.state.co.us/dpi/pesticideapplicator/Publications/PestAppAct.pdf
EPA
URL: http://134.121.87.199/CandT/pdf/cO/Actsdenying.pdf
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| 171.7b1iiiB
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Law: Pesticide Applicators
Code:
35-10-118(1)(2)(c), 35-10-121(1)(d),
State Upload file:
C:Documents and SettingsjscottMy DocumentsMy FilesState
Certification Plan2006 PA and CA State Cert. PlanProvisions
for reviewing an applicator licens http://www.ag.state.co.us/dpi/pesticideapplicator/Publications/PestAppAct.pdf
EPA
URL: http://134.121.87.199/CandT/pdf/CO/ProvisionsFIFRAViolations.pdf
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| 171.7b1iiiC
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Law: Pesticide Applicators
Code:
35-10-119(1), 35-10-119(2), 35-10-119(4)(a)&(b)
State
Upload file: C:Documents and SettingsjscottMy DocumentsMy
FilesState Certification Plan2006 PA and CA State Cert.
PlanProvisions for right of entry for sampling - http://www.ag.state.co.us/dpi/pesticideapplicator/Publications/PestAppAct.pdf
EPA
URL: http://134.121.87.199/CandT/pdf/CO/Provisionssampling-inspection.pdf
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| 171.7b1iiiD
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Law: Pesticide Applicators
Code:
35-10-117(1)(a)
State Upload file: C:Documents and
SettingsjscottMy DocumentsMy FilesState Certification Plan2006
PA and CA State Cert. PlanProvisions making it unlawful for
persons oth http://www.ag.state.co.us/dpi/pesticideapplicator/Publications/PestAppAct.pdf
EPA
URL: http://134.121.87.199/CandT/pdf/CO/Provisionsunderdirectsupervision.pdf
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| 171.7b1iiiE
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Law: Pesticide Applicators
Code: 35-10-111
State Upload file: C:Documents and SettingsjscottMy
DocumentsMy FilesState Certification Plan2006 PA and CA State
Cert. PlanProvisions requiring certified commercial app http://www.ag.state.co.us/dpi/pesticideapplicator/Publications/PestAppAct.pdf
EPA
URL: http://134.121.87.199/CandT/pdf/CO/Provisionskeeptwoyears.pdf
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| Personnel |
| Colorado Department of Agriculture |
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C&T Specialists or Extension Specialists |
Count: 1 FTE: 1 |
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Field Supervisors/Inspectors/Educators/Agents |
Count: 4 FTE: 4 |
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Administrative and Clerical |
Count: 2 FTE: 2 |
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Other section personnel who support C&T or
Extension |
Count: 9 FTE: 0 |
| Colorado State University |
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C&T Specialists or Extension Specialists |
Count: 1 FTE: 1 |
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Field Supervisors/Inspectors/Educators/Agents |
Count: 2 FTE: 2 |
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Administrative and Clerical |
Count: 1 FTE: 1 |
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Other section personnel who support C&T or
Extension |
Count: 0 FTE: 0 |
| Funding |
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Funding Sources |
Product registration/licensing fees
Certification/license/testing fees
Enforcement actions
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| Conformity |
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9. Indicate that the State, Territory, Tribe, or
Federal Agency conform and are at least equal to the
definitions and standards prescribed in 40 for commercial and
private applicators.
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Does your C&T Plan conform to 40CFR 171.2 definitions?
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Commercial YES Private YES |
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Does your C&T Plan conform to 40CFR 171.2 definitions
of supervision |
Commercial YES Private YES |
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Does your C&T Plan conform to 40CFR 171.4-6 competency
standards |
Commercial YES Private YES |
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10. Do you have a provision for issuance of
appropriate credentials or documents verifying certification
of applicators? |
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Commercial Applicators |
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Yes, we provide a certification or license
credential/document.
| NO Wall document/certificate |
YES Wallet ID card |
NO Wallet ID card with photo |
| NO Wallet ID card with Bar-coded/magnetic
strip |
NO Wallet ID card with photo and
Bar-coded/magnetic strip |
NO Other
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Private Applicators |
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Yes, we provide a certification or license
credential/document.
| NO Wall document/certificate |
YES Wallet ID card |
NO Wallet ID card with photo |
| NO Wallet ID card with Bar-coded/magnetic
strip |
NO Wallet ID card with photo and
Bar-coded/magnetic strip |
NO Other
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11. Do you provide testing accommodations for
private applicators who are unable to read a state-registered
product label as prescribed in 171.5(b)(1) and 171.7e1iiD
No accommodation made |
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12. Do you allow exemptions from certification
for: a) persons conducting laboratory type research involving
RUPs, and b) doctors of medicine and doctors of veterinary
medicine who apply pesticides as drugs or medication during
the their normal course of practice?
Lab Research No MD Yes
DVM Yes |
| Competency Standards |
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| Category/Subcategory |
Applicator |
EPA Category |
Description |
Standards |
| Wood Destroying Organism Pest Control |
Commercial |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Wood Destroying Organism Pest Control:
the application of pesticides to control termites,
carpenter ants, powder post beetles, fungi, and/or other
wood destroying organisms in structures and/or adjacent
outside areas |
Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of a wide variety of pests including their
life cycles, types of formulations appropriate for their
control and methods of application that avoid
contamination of habitat and exposure of humans and
pets. Since human exposure is frequently a potential
problem, applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the specific factors which may lead to a
hazardous condition including continuous exposure in
various situations encountered during their
applications. Applicators may also have to demonstrate
practical knowledge of environmental conditions related
to their activities.
[a] Wood Destroying Organisms:
In addition to the above an applicator must demonstrate
practical knowledge specific to wood destroying
organisms, their life cycles, damage characteristics and
techniques used to control them.
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| Wood Preservation and Wood Products
Treatment |
Commercial |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Wood Preservation and Wood Products
Treatment: the application of pesticides to prevent,
destroy, repel or mitigate pests in wood or wood
products which are, or are capable of being,
incorpoￂﾬrated into a structure, not including downed
timber prior to bark removal or sawing. |
Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of a wide variety of pests including their
life cycles, types of formulations appropriate for their
control and methods of application that avoid
contamination of habitat and exposure of humans and
pets. Since human exposure is frequently a potential
problem, applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the specific factors which may lead to a
hazardous condition including continuous exposure in
various situations encountered during their
applications. Applicators may also have to demonstrate
practical knowledge of environmental conditions related
to their activities.
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| Agricultural Plant Disease Control |
Commercial |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Applicators making pesticide applications
to agricultural crops. |
Applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the crops grown. Practical knowledge is
required concerning soil and water problems, pre-harvest
intervals, re-entry intervals, worker protection
standards, phytotoxicity, and potential for
environmental contamination, non-target injury and
community problems resulting from the use of restricted
use pesticides in agricultural areas.[
[b] Plants
Diseases:
In addition to the above an applicator must
demonstrate practical knowledge of plant diseases in
general and those plant diseases in specific which they
may be controlling.
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| Agricultural Insect Control |
Commercial |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Applicators making pesticide applications
to agricultural crops. |
Applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the crops grown. Practical knowledge is
required concerning soil and water problems, pre-harvest
intervals, re-entry intervals, worker protection
standards, phytotoxicity, and potential for
environmental contamination, non-target injury and
community problems resulting from the use of restricted
use pesticides in agricultural areas.[
[a]
Insects:
In addition to the above, an applicator must
Practical knowledge of insects in general and those
insects in specific which they may be
controlling.
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| Interior Plant Pest Control |
Commercial |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Interior Plant Pest Control: the
application of pesticides to house plants and other
indoor ornaￂﾬmental plants kept or located within
structures occupied by humans, including, but not
limited to houses, apartments, offices, shopping malls,
other places of business and other dwelling places, to
control invertebrate pests that adversely affect such
plants, including insects, mites, slugs, snails and
nematodes; and to control plant diseases. |
Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of a wide variety of pests including their
life cycles, types of formulations appropriate for their
control and methods of application that avoid
contamination of habitat and exposure of humans and
pets. Since human exposure is frequently a potential
problem, applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the specific factors which may lead to a
hazardous condition including continuous exposure in
various situations encountered during their
applications. Applicators may also have to demonstrate
practical knowledge of environmental conditions related
to their activities.
Interior Plant Pest
Control:
In addition to the above, the applicator
must demonstrate a practical knowledge of specific pests
and diseases associated with the maintenance of
ornamental trees and shrubs in indoor environments.
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| Outdoor Vertebrate Pest Control |
Commercial |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Outdoor Vertebrate Pest Control: the
application of pesticides or bait stations intended for
preventing, destroying, repelling or mitigating any
amphibian, reptile, bird, fish, feral dogs and cats,
moles, voles, bats, wild carnivores, rabbits, skunks,
and any other vertebrate pest, except rats and mice. |
Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of a wide variety of pests including their
life cycles, types of formulations appropriate for their
control and methods of application that avoid
contamination of habitat and exposure of humans and
pets. Since human exposure is frequently a potential
problem, applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the specific factors which may lead to a
hazardous condition including continuous exposure in
various situations encountered during their
applications. Applicators may also have to demonstrate
practical knowledge of environmental conditions related
to their activities.
Outdoor Vertebrate Pest
Control: In addition to most of the above an applicator
must demonstrate practical knowledge of organisms
usually considered outdoor vertebrate pests and methods
of control to avoid endangering non-target species and
environmental contamination.
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| Fumigation |
Commercial |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Fumigation: the application of a fumigant
to one or more rooms in a structure or to the entire
structure at a desired concentration and for a length of
time necessary for the control of rodents and/or insect
pests, including the application of a fumigant to a
localized space or harborage within a strucￂﾬture for
local insect and/or rodent control.
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Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of a wide variety of pests including their
life cycles, types of formulations appropriate for their
control and methods of application that avoid
contamination of habitat and exposure of humans and
pets. Since human exposure is frequently a potential
problem, applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the specific factors which may lead to a
hazardous condition including continuous exposure in
various situations encountered during their
applications. Applicators may also have to demonstrate
practical knowledge of environmental conditions related
to their activities.
Fumigation:
In addition to
of the above, an applicator must demonstrate practical
knowledge of pests which are usually controlled by
fumigation and of the special techniques involved in
this method of control.
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| Stored Commodities Treatment |
Commercial |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
) Stored Commodities Treatment: the
application of pesticides for the treatment of pests in
raw grain stored in facilities which are not used for
animal or human habitation; the application of plant
growth regulators to agricultural commodities stored in
facilities which are not used for animal or human
habitation; and the application of pesticides to
commodity processing equipment or commodiￂﾬty storage
facilities (not including offices or other
structures). |
Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of a wide variety of pests including their
life cycles, types of formulations appropriate for their
control and methods of application that avoid
contamination of habitat and exposure of humans and
pets. Since human exposure is frequently a potential
problem, applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the specific factors which may lead to a
hazardous condition including continuous exposure in
various situations encountered during their
applications. Applicators may also have to demonstrate
practical knowledge of environmental conditions related
to their activities.
Commodities Treatment:
In
addition to most of the above, an applicator must
demonstrate a practical knowledge of pests which infest
stored grain and the techniques used to control them and
hazards specific to them and the environment.
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| Rangeland Pest Control |
Commercial |
NON-COMPARABLE |
Pesticide applications made to rangeland
areas or natural native grasslands that are not
considered pasture. |
Applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of rangeland and the pests involved. They
should possess practical knowledge of the life cycles
and population dynamics of certain pests as a basis for
programming pesticide applications. Practical knowledge
is required concerning potential for environmental
contamination and non-target injury. |
| Forest Pest Control |
Commercial |
Forest (2) |
Applicators making pesticide applications
to Forest areas. |
Forest pest control. Applicators shall
demonstrate practical knowledge of types of forests,
forest nurseries, and seed production in their State and
the pests involved. They should ossess practical
knowledge of the cyclic occurrence of certain pests and
specific population dynamics as a basis for programming
pesticide applications. A practical knowledge is
required of the relative biotic agents and their
vulnerability to the pesticides to be applied. Because
forest stands may be large and frequently include
natural aquatic habitats and harbor wildlife, the
consequences of pesticide use may be difficult to
assess. The applicator must therefore demonstrate
practical knowledge of control methods which will
minimize the possibility of secondary problems such is
unintended effects on wildlife. Proper use of
specialized equipment must be demonstrated, especially
as it may relate to meteorological factors and adjacent
land use. |
| Turf Pest Control |
Commercial |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
Pesticide applications to turf. |
Turf Pest Control:
Applicators shall
demonstrate practical knowledge of pesticide problems
associated with the production and maintenance of turf,
including cognizance of potential phytoxicity due to the
wide variety of plant material in the vicinity, drift
and persistence beyond the intended period of pest
control. Because of the frequent proximity of human
habitations to application activities, applicators must
demonstrate practical knowledge of application methods,
which will minimize or prevent hazards to humans, pets
and other domestic animals.
[a] Insects:
In
addition to the above, an applicator must demonstrate
practical knowledge of insects in general and those
insects in specific which they may be controlling.
[b] Plant diseases:
In addition to the above an
applicator must demonstrate practical knowledge of plant
diseases in general and those plant diseases in specific
which the may be controlling.
[c] Weeds:
In
addition to the above, an applicator must demonstrate
practical knowledge of weeds in general and those weeds
in specific which they may be controlling.
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| Ornamental Pest Control |
Commercial |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
Pesticide Applications to Ornamental
plants. |
(iv) Ornamental Pest
Control:
Applicators shall demonstrate practical
knowledge of pesticide problems associated with the
production and maintenance of ornamental trees, shrubs
and planting. Including cognizance of potential
phytotoxicity due to a wide variety of plant material,
drift, and persistence beyond the intended period of
pest control. Because of the frequent proximity of human
habitations to application activities, applicators must
demonstrate practical knowledge of application methods,
which will minimize or prevent hazards to humans, pets
and other domestic animals.
[a] Insects:
In
addition to the aqbove an applicator must demonstrate
practical knowledge of insects in general and those
insects in specific which they may be
controlling.
[b] Plant Diseases:
In addition to
the above an applicator must demonstrate practical
knowledge of plant diseases in general and those plant
diseases in specific which the may be controlling.
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| Seed Treatment |
Commercial |
Seed Treatment (4) |
Seed Treatment: the application of
pesticides to seeds. |
Applicators shall demonstrate practical
knowledge of types of seeds that require chemical
protection against pests and factors such as seed
coloration, carriers, and surface active agents which
influence pesticide binding and may affect germination.
They must demonstrate practical knowledge of hazards
associated with handling, sorting and mixing, and misuse
of treated seed such as introduction of treated seed
into food and feed channels, as well as proper disposal
of unused treated seeds.
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| Aquatic Pest Control |
Commercial |
Aquatic (5) |
Aquatic Pest Control: the application of
pesticides to standing or running water, |
Aquatic pest control. Applicators shall
demonstrate practical knowledge of the secondary effects
which can be caused by improper application rates,
incorrect formulations, and faulty application of
restricted use pesticides used in this category. They
shall demonstrate practical knowledge of various water
use situations and the potential of downstream effects.
Further, they must have practical knowledge concerning
potential pesticide effects on plants, fish, birds,
beneficial insects and other organisms which may be
present in aquatic environments. These applicators shall
demonstrate practical knowledge of the principles of
limited area application.
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| Industrial and Right of Way |
Commercial |
Right-of-Way (6) |
Industrial and Right-of-Way Weed Control:
the application of pesticides to maintain public and
private roads, electrical power lines, railway
rights-of-way, construction and maintenance of parking
lots, drilling rigs, substations, or similar areas |
Right-of-way pest control. Applicators
shall demonstrate practical knowledge of a wide variety
of environments, since rights-of-way can traverse many
different terrains, including waterways. They shall
demonstrate practical knowledge of problems on runoff,
drift, and excessive foliage destruction and ability to
recognize target organisms. They shall also demonstrate
practical knowledge of the nature of herbicides and the
need for containment of these pesticides within the
right-of-way area, and the impact of their application
activities in the
adjacent areas and
communities.
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| Residential / Commercial Pest Control |
Commercial |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Residential/Commercial Pest Control: the
application of pesticides or bait stations intended for
use for preventing, destroying, repelling or mitigating
structural pests, including without limitation insects
and rodents. However, this category does not include the
application of fumigants or actions taken to control
wood destroying organisms, outdoor vertebrates, or grain
storage pests. |
Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of a wide variety of pests including their
life cycles, types of formulations appropriate for their
control and methods of application that avoid
contamination of habitat and exposure of humans and
pets. Since human exposure is frequently a potential
problem, applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the specific factors which may lead to a
hazardous condition including continuous exposure in
various situations encountered during their
applications. Applicators may also have to demonstrate
practical knowledge of environmental conditions related
to their activities.
Residential / Commercial Pest
Control:
In addition to the above, an applicator must
demonstrate practical knowledge specific to insects and
rodents considered to be pests in indoor situations.
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| Public Health Pest Control |
Commercial |
Public Health (8) |
Public Health Pest Control: the
application of pesticides for control of disease
vectors, except vertebrates. |
Public health pest control. Applicators
shall demonstrate practical knowledge of vector-disease
transmission as it relates to and
influences
application programs. A wide variety of pests is
involved,
and it is essential that they be known and
recognized, and appropriate life cycles and habitats be
understood as a basis for control strategy. These
applicators shall have practical knowledge of a great
variety of environments ranging from streams to those
conditions found in buildings. They should also have
practical knowledge of the importance and employment of
such non-chemical control methods as sanitation, waste
disposal, and drainage.
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| Research and Development |
Commercial |
Demonstration and Research (10) |
Research and Demonstration: the
application of pesticides in the course of conducting
field research or demonstration. No license or
certification will be issued in this category unless the
appliￂﾬcant also obtains licensing or certification, in
the specific category listed in these rules, which is
approￂﾬpriate to the research activity |
Demonstration and research pest control.
Persons demonstrating the safe and effective use of
pesticides to other applicators and the public will be
expected to meet comprehensive standards reflecting a
broad spectrum of pesticide uses. Many different pest
problems situations will be encountered in the course of
activities associated with demonstration, and practical
knowledge of problems, pests, and population levels
occurring in each demonstration situation is required.
Further, they should demonstrate an understanding of a
pesticide-organism interactions and the importance of
integrating pesticide use with other control methods. In
general, it would be expected that applicators doing
demonstration pest control work possess a practical
knowledge of all of the standards detailed in Sec.
171.4(b). In addition, they shall meet the specific
standards required for paragraphs (c) (1) through (7) of
this section as may be applicable to their
particular activity.Persons conducting field
research or method improvement work with restricted use
pesticides should be expected to know the general
standards detailed in 171.4(b). In addition, they
shall be expected to know the specific standards
required for paragraphs (c) (1) through (9)
of this
section, applicable to their particular activity, or
alternatively, to meet the more inclusive equirements
listed under ``Demonstration.''
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| Metam Sodium for Root Control in
Sewers |
Commercial |
NON-COMPARABLE |
Sewer root control using Metam Sodium |
Applicators must demonstrate a practical
knowledge of pests associated with sewer root control,
as well as practical knowledge of water problems,
environmental contamination, health risks associated
with sewer environments, and applicator safety when
handling metam sodium. |
| Livestock Pest Control |
Commercial |
Agricultural--Animal (1ii) |
Applicators applying pesticides directly
to animals |
Applicators applying pesticides directly
to animals must demonstrate practical knowledge of such
animals and their associated pests. A practical
knowledge is also required concerning specific pesticide
toxicity and residue potential, since host animals will
frequently be used for food. Further, the applicator
must know the relative hazards associated with such
factors as formulation,
application techniques, age
of animals, stress and extent of treatment.
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| Agricultural Weed Control |
Commercial |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Applicators making pesticide applications
to agricultural crops. |
Applicators must demonstrate practical
knowledge of the crops grown. Practical knowledge is
required concerning soil and water problems, pre-harvest
intervals, re-entry intervals, worker protection
standards, phytotoxicity, and potential for
environmental contamination, non-target injury and
community problems resulting from the use of restricted
use pesticides in agricultural areas.[
[c] Weeds:
In addition to the above an applicator must
demonstrate practical knowledge of weeds in general and
those weeds in specific which they may be controlling.
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| Private Applicator |
Private |
Private Applicator |
ANY PERSON WHO USES OR SUPERVISES THE USE
OF A RESTRICTED USE PESTICIDE FOR PURPOSES OF PRODUCING
ANY AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY ON PROPERTY OWNED OR LEASED
BY THE APPLICATOR OR THE APPLICATOR'S EMPLOYER OR, IF
THE PESTICIDE IS APPLIED WITHOUT COMPENSATION OTHER THAN
TRADING OF PERSONAL SERVICES BETWEEN PRODUCERS OF
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES, ON THE PROPERTY OF ANOTHER
PERSON MUST BE LICENSED AS A PRIVATE APPLICATOR |
(1) Recognize common pests to be
controlled and damage caused by
them.(2) Read and
understand the label and labeling information--including
the common name of pesticides he applied; pest(s) to be
controlled, timing and methods of application; safety
precautions; any pre-harvest or re-entry restrictions;
and any specific disposal procedures.(3) Apply
pesticides in accordance with label instructions and
warnings, including the ability to prepare the proper
concentration of pesticide to be used under particular
circumstances taking into account such factors as area
to be covered, speed at which application equipment will
be driven, and the quantity dispersed in a given period
of operation.(4) Recognize local environmental
situations that must be considered during application to
avoid contamination.(5) Recognize poisoning symptoms and
procedures to follow in case of a pesticide accident.(b)
Such competence of each private applicator shall be
verified by the responsible State agency through the
dministration of a private applicator certification
system which ensures that the private
applicator is
competent, based upon the standards set forth above, to
use the restricted use pesticides under limitations of
applicable State and Federal laws and regulations. A
certification system shall employ a
written or oral
testing procedure, or such other equivalent system as
may be approved as part of a State
plan.
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| Examination Requirements |
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| Competency Standard: Name -- Interior
Plant Pest Control EPA Category -- Indust, Instit,
Struct and Health Related (7) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
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| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name --
Agricultural Insect Control EPA Category --
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name --
Agricultural Plant Disease Control EPA Category --
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Wood
Preservation and Wood Products Treatment EPA Category --
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related (7) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Wood
Destroying Organism Pest Control EPA Category -- Indust,
Instit, Struct and Health Related (7) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Outdoor
Vertebrate Pest Control EPA Category -- Indust, Instit,
Struct and Health Related (7) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Fumigation
EPA Category -- Indust, Instit, Struct and Health
Related (7) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Stored
Commodities Treatment EPA Category -- Indust, Instit,
Struct and Health Related (7) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Rangeland
Pest Control EPA Category -- NON-COMPARABLE |
| Exam Required
Description
Pesticide applications made to
rangeland areas or natural native grasslands that are
not considered pasture.Sewer root control using Metam
Sodium |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Forest
Pest Control EPA Category -- Forest (2) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Turf Pest
Control EPA Category -- Ornamental and Turf (3)
|
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Ornamental
Pest Control EPA Category -- Ornamental and Turf (3)
|
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Seed
Treatment EPA Category -- Seed Treatment (4) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Aquatic
Pest Control EPA Category -- Aquatic (5) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Industrial
and Right of Way EPA Category -- Right-of-Way (6)
|
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name --
Residential / Commercial Pest Control EPA Category --
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related (7) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Public
Health Pest Control EPA Category -- Public Health
(8) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Research
and Development EPA Category -- Demonstration and
Research (10) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Metam
Sodium for Root Control in Sewers EPA Category --
NON-COMPARABLE |
| Exam Required
Description
Sewer root control using Metam Sodium
|
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Livestock
Pest Control EPA Category -- Agricultural--Animal (1ii)
|
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name --
Agricultural Weed Control EPA Category --
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
core separate from category
pass/fail per
section of exam
closed-book written exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
proctored exams
photo ID required
|
| Competency Standard: Name -- Private
Applicator EPA Category -- Private Applicator |
| Exam Required |
| Examination Characteristics |
| Question types |
core - category different |
| Format |
paper format
|
| Exam Type |
open-book written exam
take home exam
|
| Exam questions used |
multiple choice
true/false
|
| Exam session information |
photo ID required
specific retake requirements
| |
| Other Certification |
|
15. ( 171.7e4
) Does the State, Territory, or Tribe accept Federal employees
qualified under their federal agency C&T Plan approved by
EPA Fed Plan as fully meeting the requirements for
certification by that State, Territory, Tribe, or Federal
Agency , or do you require additional conditions?
YES
| Agency |
Requirements |
| Dept. of Defense |
YES other conditions required
Licensure is
awarded only at our lower level of licensure, the
Certified Operator level. |
| Dept. of Interior- Bureau of Land
Management |
YES other conditions required
Licensure is
awarded only at our lower level of licensure, the
Certified Operator level. |
| Dept. of Interior- National Park
Service |
YES other conditions required
Licensure is
awarded only at our lower level of licensure, the
Certified Operator level. |
| Dept. of Agriculture- Animal Plant Health
Inspection Service |
YES other conditions required
Licensure is
awarded only at our lower level of licensure, the
Certified Operator level. |
|
|
16. (171.10,171.7e5 ) Does the state have any
cooperative agreements with any Tribal/Indian Governing Body
to certify or assist in the certification of applicators not
subject to state jurisdiction? No
|
| Certification Controls |
|
| 19a. For RUPs, which of the following
groups of people do you certify within your C&T plan
for use, sales or recommendations? (generic HELP with
part 1 and 2) |
| Use |
| YES private applicators |
YES commercial - for hire - applicators |
YES qualified supervisors |
| YES public applicators (govt. employees) |
YES commercial - not for hire - applicators |
NO technicians |
| Sales |
| NO RUP dealers |
NO home and garden retailers |
| Recommendations |
| NO pest control consultants/advisor |
| 19b. (For non-RUPs, which of the following
groups of people do you certify within your C&T plan
for use, sales or recommendations? (generic HELP with
part 1 and 2) |
| Use |
| NO private applicators |
YES commercial - for hire - applicators |
YES qualified supervisors |
| NO public applicators (govt. employees) |
NO commercial - not for hire - applicators |
NO technicians |
| Sales |
| NO RUP dealers |
NO home and garden retailers |
| Recommendations |
| NO pest control
consultants/advisor | |
| State Reciprocity |
|
17. Does the State, Territory, Tribe, or Federal
Agency have reciprocity with other States or jurisdictions for
the acceptance of certified commercial applicators from those
states or jurisdictions? |
|
Colorado Department of Agriculture
No,
we have no reciprocity arrangements Other states: |
|
Colorado State University
No, we have
no reciprocity arrangements Other states: |
|
18. Does the State, Territory, Tribe, or Federal
Agency have reciprocity with other States or jurisdictions for
the acceptance of certified private applicators from those
states or jurisdictions? |
|
Colorado Department of Agriculture
No,
we have no reciprocity arrangements Other states: |
|
Colorado State University
No, we have
no reciprocity arrangements Other states: |
| Changes/Feedback |
|
Plan Changes (171.7d1,ii,iv,vi) Have you changed
any significant item within the State plan that would affect
the State certificatin program, including changes in
commercial or private applicator subcategories or changes in
standards of competency? |
Yes, add categories
Will add private applicator
certification and enforcement on January 1, 2007.
|
|
Feedback Do your records show a consistent misuse
or violation that can be attributed to a certain product or
active ingredient? (This information will be used for a
feedback loop to training.) |
No
|
| Direct Supervision |
|
| 29. What constitutes direct supervison of
uncertified applicators under your law/regulation for
the following categories? |
| Category/Subcategory |
EPA Category |
Supervision |
| Wood Destroying Organism Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Wood Preservation and Wood Products
Treatment |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Agricultural Plant Disease Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Agricultural Insect Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Interior Plant Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Outdoor Vertebrate Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Fumigation |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Stored Commodities Treatment |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Rangeland Pest Control |
NON-COMPARABLE |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Forest Pest Control |
Forest (2) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Turf Pest Control |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Ornamental Pest Control |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Seed Treatment |
Seed Treatment (4) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Aquatic Pest Control |
Aquatic (5) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Industrial and Right of Way |
Right-of-Way (6) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Residential / Commercial Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Public Health Pest Control |
Public Health (8) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Research and Development |
Demonstration and Research (10) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Metam Sodium for Root Control in Sewers
|
NON-COMPARABLE |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Livestock Pest Control |
Agricultural--Animal (1ii) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Agricultural Weed Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Certified applicator must be within sight and
hearing distance |
| Private Applicator |
Private Applicator |
Certified applicator must be available by phone,
radio, or other technology | |
| Training |
|
| 30. Identify the types of initial training
(prior to examination or license/certificate) available
for your certified applicators. (mark where
applicable |
| Category/Subcategory |
EPA Category |
Training |
| Wood Destroying Organism Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Wood Preservation and Wood Products
Treatment |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Agricultural Plant Disease Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Agricultural Insect Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Interior Plant Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Outdoor Vertebrate Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Fumigation |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Stored Commodities Treatment |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Rangeland Pest Control |
NON-COMPARABLE |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Forest Pest Control |
Forest (2) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Turf Pest Control |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Ornamental Pest Control |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Seed Treatment |
Seed Treatment (4) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Aquatic Pest Control |
Aquatic (5) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Industrial and Right of Way |
Right-of-Way (6) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Residential / Commercial Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Public Health Pest Control |
Public Health (8) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Research and Development |
Demonstration and Research (10) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Metam Sodium for Root Control in Sewers
|
NON-COMPARABLE |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Livestock Pest Control |
Agricultural--Animal (1ii) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Agricultural Weed Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
Required on-the-job training, apprenticeship, or
technician position
None required |
| Private Applicator |
Private Applicator |
None required | |
| Applicator Totals |
|
There are no records. |
| Applicator Totals by Category |
|
23. Total number of applicators for the annual
reporting period. |
|
|
| Applicator Cycles |
|
24. Certification/license and recertification
cycles and requirements. |
|
| Applicator |
Category/Subcategory |
EPA Category |
Counts |
| Commercial |
Agricultural Plant Disease Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Agricultural Insect Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Agricultural Weed Control |
Agricultural--Plant (1i) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Livestock Pest Control |
Agricultural--Animal (1ii) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Forest Pest Control |
Forest (2) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Turf Pest Control |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
2 minimum credits per
cateogry
2 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Ornamental Pest Control |
Ornamental and Turf (3) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
2 minimum credits per
cateogry
2 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Seed Treatment |
Seed Treatment (4) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Aquatic Pest Control |
Aquatic (5) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Industrial and Right of Way |
Right-of-Way (6) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Wood Destroying Organism Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Wood Preservation and Wood Products
Treatment |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Interior Plant Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Outdoor Vertebrate Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Fumigation |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Stored Commodities Treatment |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Residential / Commercial Pest Control |
Indust, Instit, Struct and Health Related
(7) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
2 minimum credits per
cateogry
2 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Public Health Pest Control |
Public Health (8) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Research and Development |
Demonstration and Research (10) |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Rangeland Pest Control |
NON-COMPARABLE |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Commercial |
Metam Sodium for Root Control in
Sewers |
NON-COMPARABLE |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
1 minimum credits per
cateogry
1 maximum credits per category |
| Private |
Private Applicator |
Private Applicator |
3 certification/license renewal cycle - number of
years
3 recertification cycle - number of years (may
be the same as above)
Continue education credit based
on category
7 core credits
0 minimum credits per
cateogry
0 maximum credits per category
| |
| Regulatory Activities |
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27. Identify other regulatory activities
(processes) implemented under your law/regulations which
contribute to control of the use of RUPs?
Regulate these occupational groups whose work is associated
with pesticides
WPS handlers
Mixers and Loaders
Regulate other pesticide related processes
|
| Participate/Monitor |
| There are no records |
| Enforcement |
| There are no records |
| Communication |
|
35. How often do you formally meet with your
cooperating agencies/units listed in the C&T Plan?
Colorado State University quarterly or more
often
|
| Additional Information |
| There is no record. | |
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