| Pesticide recertification |
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| Requirements |
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Recertification is the process of getting your pesticide certification again after it expires. This can be done by either of two ways:
1. Going to training classes.
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2. Taking and passing all tests again.
If you choose the first option, the number of classes needed depends on the type of license.
Private pesticide applicators
- 16 total credit hours are needed during the five-year certification period.
- 4 hours must be core classes. Core classes cover pesticide safety, laws, and other basic topics.
- 12 hours can be non-core classes.
- No more than 8 hours (including core) in each calendar year (January 1 - December 31) can count for your credits.
- You may start getting credits the day after you pass your test.
Consultants, public and commercial applicators
- 40 credit hours are needed during the five-year certification period.
- No more than 15 hours in each calendar year (January 1 - December 31) can count for your credits.
- Classes can be either core or non-core.
- You may start getting credits the day after you pass all necessary tests.
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| Search accredited classes |
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Search for upcoming recertification classes that count towards maintaining your Oregon pesticide applicator or consultant certification. In ODA listings, classes satisfying the Private Applicator "Core" requirement are identified with the word "Core" in the title. Search classes.
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| Review your credit hour report |
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Access a report of classes you have attended, your requirements for recertification, and determine whether you have met your requirements. Note: Attendance processing can take several weeks, so recent classes attended may not be reflected on this report. View your credit hour report.
Note: If you feel that there is an error in your credit history report, you may request a review of your credit hour report.
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| Request credits for a course |
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Sponsors may fill out the following form. Do not forget to include a copy of the course agenda. We request that submissions be made at least 30 days prior to the course date.
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