A.
Application. An applicant for applicator certification shall submit the fee
specified in R3-8- 103 and the following information on a form obtained from
the PMD:
1. Full name;
2. Applicator certification number, if
any;
3. Home address;
4. Mailing address, if different from the
home address;
5. Telephone
number;
6. E-mail
address;
7. Date of
birth;
8. Social Security
number;
9. A statement whether the
applicant has ever had a license or permit to practice pest management denied,
revoked, or suspended and if the answer is yes, the date, jurisdiction taking
the action, nature of the action, and explanation of the
circumstances;
10. Name of
employer, if any;
11. Employer's
business license number, if applicable;
12. Employer's telephone number, if
applicable; and
13. The applicant's
dated signature affirming that the information provided is true and
correct.
14. Information and
documentation concerning lawful presence required by A.R.S. §
41-1080.
B. An applicator shall be of good moral character. A conviction
for a felony, or a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude may demonstrate a lack
of good moral character. A conviction for any of the following offenses shall
be considered to demonstrate a lack of good moral character:
1. Murder involving the death of a
law enforcement officer.
2. An offense described in A.R.S.
§
13-2308.01 related to
terrorism.
3. A sexual offense of any type
where the victim is a minor that is a class 4 or higher
felony.
CB. Examination. An
applicant shall take and pass the certification examinations as provided in
R3-8-211 in order to become certified.
DC. An applicant
for initial certification shall be at least 18 years of age.
ED. If the PMD
determines there may be cause to deny certification to an applicant, the PMD
may send a written notice to the applicant requiring the applicant to appear at
a specific location, date and time to answer questions.
FE. Certification.
Applicator certification is not transferable, expires on May 31, and is:
1. Issued with an expiration in the following
calendar year as an initial certification,
2. Renewable for one or two years, depending
on the renewal period selected by the applicant, and
3. Renewed for all certification categories
for the same renewal period, and
4.
The responsibility of the individual to whom it is
issued.
