Applying Pesticides. a. Inspect all planted or seeded vegetation for insects, grubs, mites, diseases, etc., once every two weeks. Apply insecticides, fungicides, and herbicides according to the manufacturer’s recommendations to effectively control or eradicate the problem. b. Perform all pesticide applications under the direct supervision of a trained licensed commercial pesticide operator whose license includes subcategory 27 – Right of Way Pest Control. Carry the pesticide license/certification on the work site during applications. Carry all labeling associated with the chemical being applied at the work site. c. Submit all product information data sheets and EPA approval numbers on all pesticides proposed to be used prior to application for approval. d. Notify the Engineer a minimum of 48 hours prior to any and all pesticide applications. e. Add a blue dye to all spray applications unless approved otherwise by the Engineer. f. Monitor the weather and spray under proper weather conditions. Spraying shall not occur when the weather is greater than 10 miles per hour. g. Wear the proper safety attire. Wear long sleeve shirts, long pants, gloves, and safety glasses. Wear or use any additional protective safety attire or gear as recommended by the product’s manufacturer. h. Repair any damage that is a result of mishandling or misuse of materials, at no expense to the Department, to the satisfaction of the Engineer. i. For stream buffer and xxxxx restoration areas, pesticides are not to be used unless approved by the Department Ecology Manager.
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