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Licensing- Hold or obtain any certification or licensing as required by the specific state, city or county for hazardous work such as pesticide or herbicide application. Familiarity with operating, and performing general maintenance of ride on mowers, weed trimmers, chain saws and chemical spray equipment.
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Employee is required to maintain a current state pesticide/herbicide license if required by the state the facility is located in. The Gardener performs seasonal gardening tasks such as fertilizing, preparing seedbeds, transplanting, laying sod, aerating, pruning, trimming and applying chemical according to specific directions.
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Perform fertilization, herbicide and pest management treatments on turf using approved spray equipment. Mainscape is hiring Spray TechniciansOur Spray Technicians ensure the safety and appropriate application of chemical products and fertilizer to enhance the quality of our client’s landscape.
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To successfully perform the required job duties, this position regularly uses:District tractors and implements, power and hand tools, pesticide / herbicide application equipment, chemical sprayers, welding equipment, painting equipment, tandem / single axle trucks and trailers, excavation and civil construction equipment.
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Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia Driver's License, Commercial Driver's License (CDL), and a Georgia Commercial Chemical/Pesticide Applicator License. Do you have a valid Georgia Commercial Chemical/Pesticide Applicator's License.
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Applies fertilizer, pesticide, and insecticide chemical applications using manual and ride-on spreaders, handheld and backpack sprayers. Assists with herbicide application and other more technical weed management tasks.
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Such programs include monitoring surface water and groundwater for pesticides, developing and promoting pesticide best management practices, permitting and inspection of ag chemical facilities, licensing of facilities, licensing of applicators, and investigating pesticide misuse.
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Work experience with mowing, tree trimming, refuse removal, flagging (work zone), herbicide/pesticide application. Exposures may include but are not limited to: various chemical agents, fuels, blacktop/diesel/gasoline fumes, fertilizer, temperature extremes, and in rare instances, body fluids.
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High school diploma or GED equivalent and one (1) year of specialized training in pesticide and herbicide, and construction maintenance, or closely related area. Two (2) years of pest control and herbicide application experience; or any related equivalent combination of education, training and experience which will provide the knowledge, skill, and ability to perform the duties of the position.
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Direct and oversee chemical application program including insecticide, fungicide, herbicide, fertilizer, lime, and tree maintenance. Must be currently registered with NYS DEC as a Certified Commercial Pesticide Applicator at the time of appointment.
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Pesticide license preferred. Properly mix and apply plant protection and/or fertilizer products using various types of application equipment. Pesticide license preferred. Work involves considerable exposure to unusual elements, such as extreme temperatures, dirt, dust, and/or loud noises.
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PREFERRED: Herbicide/Pesticide certification. WORKING CONDITIONS AND HAZARDS Indoor Environment, Outdoor Environment, Noise, Extreme temperatures; Vibration; Moisture and/or humidity; Dust; Fumes; Gases; Electrical hazards; Mechanical hazards; Chemical hazards.
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Apply herbicide and pesticide chemicals to grounds, walks/streets, trees, shrubs, and lawns in order to control plant diseases, weeds and insects. Mow grass, mulch and remove leaves, clean streets, walks and parking lots, fertilize turf, and make chemical applications for turf and ornamental plants.
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Responsible for coordination of pesticide, herbicide, and chemical management and storage. Perform limited field pest control and herbicide applications. Liaison with TDA, EPA, and any other pesticide management authorities.
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Essential Functions & Responsibilities:Applies chemical herbicide and/or pesticide to right-of-way following brush removal, utilizing hose and spray nozzle from truck-mounted spray equipment, which includes tank, pump, hose reel, 200 feet of 5/8 inch hose, and/or utilizing a backpack in remote areas.
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