Approved Recertification Courses The following continuing education classes are approved by the Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries. -Applicators can only take one course
Recertification For more information regarding recertification of certified pesticide applicators in Alaska contact: Mariah Ervin State of Alaska – Pesticide Program 1700 E. Bogard Rd.,
Recertification- Department of Agriculture For more information regarding recertification for the Arizona Department of Agriculture please contact: Paul Nicodem Arizona Department of Agriculture 602-542-0901 Continuing
Recertification- The California Crop Advisor For more information on recertification for Certified Crop Advisors in the State of California contact: Shirley Hardwick Executive Assistant CAPCA/CCA
Recertification For additional information relating to pesticide use and the certification of pesticide applicators contact: Pesticide Management Program Pesticide Management Program at (860) 424-3369, Deep.PesticideProgram@ct.gov or
Private applicators certification must be renewed every 3 years and requires 3 Continuing Education Credits for every 3 year period. Fifty minutes of class room
Recertification- Bureau of Compliance Monitoring BCM provides the licensing of agricultural and related pest control. BCM offers three types of pesticide applicators licenses: Private, Commercial
Recertification The state of Georgia provides for two types of pesticide applicator licenses: Private Applicators License Commercial Applicators License PRIVATE APPLICATORS LICENSE A valid private
Recertification For questions regarding Idaho recertification requirements contact: Agricultural Program Manager (208) 332-8609 Recertification is a program for all individuals who are certified as Private
Recertification For questions regarding Maine Board of Pesticides Control recertification requirements contact: Gary Fish (207) 287-2731 gary.fish@state.me.us Recertification Credits for Private Licensees All private licensees,
Recertification In order to renew a certificate for the upcoming license year a certified applicator must complete a minimum number of Continuing Education Units (CEU’s)
Recertification For more information about recertification in New Mexico contact: Lindsay Thomen New Mexico Dept. of Agriculture (575) 646-4837 lthomen@nmda.nmsu.edu Continuing Education Each CEU is
Recertification In the state of North Carolina, structural pest control certification and licensing is divided into three phases according to the type of work performed.
Recertification Pesticides are those substances, which control, kill, or mitigate pest organisms, and include, but not limited to, herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and rodenticides. The following
Recertification The laws of the state of the state of South Carolina, provides for the certification and licensing of three classes of pesticide applicators: COMMERCIAL
Recertification The recertification requirements for Commercial Applicators in the State of Tennessee are as follows: -No more than 50% can be acquired from online training.
Recertification- Certified Crop Advisors Requirements: -40 CEUs every two years. -A CEU is defined as 50 minutes of quality contact time in training or other
***NEW REQUIREMENT*** You must download this powerpoint document – Recertification Legal Update – and confirm you have read it upon completion of your courses from
We are currently working with the State of Washington to bring you these courses. Please check back at a later time. Recertification The Washington State
Recertification The laws of the state of West Virginia provide for the licensing of three (3) types of pesticide applicators. These are: COMMERCIAL APPLICATORS –
Recertification Commercial licenses are only valid for the balance of the year in which the license was obtained plus 24 months and expire on January