HAR §4-66-61. Certificates

A certification is valid only for the name, category, address, and employer, if applicable, shown on the certificate or recorded on the application for certification or certification renewal. Any changes to the certificate must be reported to the head by the certificate holder within thirty calendar days of any change. Forms to update the certificate holder's information shall be prescribed by the head. Forms are available at the department or on-line at https://hdoa.hawaii.gov. Failure to notify the head within thirty days of any change in name, applicator category, address, or employer may result in certification revocation, or may subject the certificate holder to additional penalties as provided by law. Applicators may request a replacement certificate to update information, to replace lost certificates, and to consolidate certifications on different certificates. The replacement certificate with appropriate changes shall be issued after payment of appropriate fees. A replacement certificate will expire on the same date as the original certification. If the certificate holder requests consolidation of certificates onto a single certificate, then those certifications will expire on the earliest certificate's expiration date. (f) Should the certification of any commercial applicator or private applicator be suspended or revoked, the certified applicator shall participate in a remedial education program prior to applying for reinstatement of certification. [Eff 7/13/81; am and comp 12/16/06; am and comp AUG 2 3 2019 ] (Auth: HRS §149A-33; 40 CFR §§171.105, 171.107) (Imp: HRS §149A-33; 40 CFR §§171.105, 171.107) §4-66-61 Conditions on the use of restricted use pesticides by non-certified applicator. A person may apply a restricted use pesticide, provided that: (1) The person is under the direct supervision of an applicator certified in each category applicable to the restricted use pesticide being used. (2) The certified applicator shall give the non- certified applicator use-specific written instructions in a manner the non-certified 66-67