§ 12986 Aerial Pest Control Training
This law requires the state director to approve training programs for people who spray pesticides from airplanes, sets rules for who can teach, and explains how certificates are issued and shared.
A crop‑dusting pilot enrolls in a state‑approved training class, learns how to safely handle and apply pesticides while flying, passes the course, and receives a certificate that his employer can keep and that officials can inspect.
The pilot must complete a director‑approved program taught by an industry‑qualified instructor. After finishing, he gets a certificate that the director or a commissioner can review, and because the employer paid for the training, the employer also receives a copy of the certificate.
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§ 12986 Aerial Pest Control Training
Last verified: January 10, 2026