Pesticide Applicator Prep Course (Full Day Workshop) 12/8
$195
Pesticide Applicator Prep Course
Speaker: Lisa Blecker, Pesticide Safety Educator at Colorado State University
Time: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Lunch Break: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM)
This course includes breakfast and lunch.
Please Note:
- Individual registration is required.
- Workshops are not included with Conference Attendee Registration.
- Conference Attendee Registration (Wednesday & Thursday sessions) must be purchased separately.
Included with Registration:
- Category 100: General Guide
- CDA Manuals – Colorado Study Guide
Description
Learning objectives:
- Identify the appropriate training and licensing requirements for a desired job position and pass the state exam with at least a 70% as required by CDA testing requirements.
- Prepare relevant components of an Integrated Pest Management Plan in order to evaluate pest problems and recommend pesticide-based pest controls.
- Identify typical pesticide formulations and recall their properties to meet safety and application efficacy goals required by employers and clients.
- Determine and apply the correct personal safety measures before, during and after pesticide and pesticide equipment handling.
- Identify environmental resources that can be affected by pesticides and employ safety systems to protect them as required or encouraged by state and federal laws.
- Summarize the pesticide handling and notification practices that best protect the public from risk associated with pesticide exposure.
- Name the main sprayer and safety components in order to meet common industry job requirements.
- Explain different methods of calibration to meet the desired pesticide application rates listed on the pesticide label.
- Explain the steps to making a safe application including preparation steps, application steps, and post-application processes.
- Identify all major laws and regulations affecting pesticides and pesticide handling that apply to pesticide applicators.
- Identify parts of a pesticide label and understand their importance to the job and performance of a pesticide applicator.




