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Application Link
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Click on "individual licenses and certificates" for qualified applicator information
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Qualified Applicator License vs Qualified Applicator Certificate
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This article breaks down the difference. A QAL is necessary for each pesticide business license
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Necessary Categories
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QAC/QAL Category Descriptions
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Grade to Pass
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70%
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Study Materials
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Click the PDF link for “Qualified Applicator Certificate and Qualified Applicator License”
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Recertification Requirements
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Scroll down to “License Holders”
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CEU Links
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DPR Approved Courses
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Business License
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Must be registered with DPR and each county you work in. A QAL must be employed to have a business license.
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Licensing Forms
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Scroll down to “pest control business license packet”
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Renewal Time
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December 31st of the following calendar year (2 year cycle), Business licenses December 31st annually
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Reciprocity (non-residents)
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None
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Technician Requirements
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Annual PSIS N-Series Training required, QALs must supervise the application by noncertified applicators related to the hazard of the situation (on-site presence isn't required unless the label says so). If the tech is a QAC, no supervision required
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State Website
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DPR Website
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Fertilizer Applicator License
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Required for the Firm
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Recertification Course Approval
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Scroll Down for CE Sponsor Information
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Notification Laws
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There is a notification law in place in Title 3
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Transport/Storage/Disposal
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Storage, transport, disposal regulation
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Registered Products
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DPR Registered Products
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Laws and Regulations
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Laws and Regulations
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Drone Supervision
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PIC must also be a licensed applicator, must acquire a minimum number of apprentice hours under a master applicator
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