2 CSR 70-25.030 - [Effective 1/1/2025] Classification of Licenses
PURPOSE: This amendment updates license classifications and provisions relating to license classifications.
(1)
Certified Applicator Licenses.
(A) Certified
Commercial Applicator License. Certified commercial applicator licenses shall
be obtained by individuals who use, supervise the use of, supervise the
determination of the need for the use of, or determine the need for the use of
any pesticide on the lands of another as a service to the public in exchange
for a fee or compensation.
(B)
Certified Noncommercial Applicator License. A certified noncommercial
applicator license shall be obtained by those individuals, whether or not they
are private applicators with respect to some uses, who use or supervise the use
of restricted use pesticides only on lands owned or rented by them or their
employers.
(C) Certified Private
Applicator License. A certified private applicator license shall be obtained by
those individuals who use restricted use pesticides (RUP) as a private
applicator as defined in section
281.020(2) d.,
RSMo.
(D) Certified Provisional
Private Applicator. A certified provisional private applicator license shall be
obtained by individuals who use restricted use pesticides as a provisional
private applicator as defined in section
281.020(2)(e).
(E) Certified Public Operator License. A
certified public operator license shall be obtained by individuals who use or
supervise the use of restricted use pesticides as employees of federal, state,
county, or local governmental agencies. A public operator license is valid only
when the licensee is functioning as an employee of the
agency.
(2) Pesticide
Technician License. Individuals under direct supervision of certified
commercial applicators, using or determining the need for the use of general
use or minimal risk pesticides in the category of ornamental and turf pest
control, the subcategory of general structural pest control, or the subcategory
termite pest control shall obtain a pesticide technician license. The certified
commercial applicator must be certified in the same pest control
category(ies).
(3) Noncertified RUP
Applicator License. A noncertified RUP applicator license shall be obtained by
individuals under the direct supervision of certified commercial applicators
when using or determining the need for the use of restricted use pesticides. A
noncertified RUP applicator license shall be obtained by individuals under the
direct supervision of certified noncommercial applicators or certified public
operators when using restricted use pesticides.
(4) Pesticide Dealer License. A pesticide
dealer license shall be obtained by those individuals who sell or otherwise
make available to the end user any restricted use pesticide.
Notes
*Original authority: 281.030, RSMo 1974, amended 1977, 1981, 1988, 1995.
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