Use of Chemicals Sample Clauses

Use of Chemicals. With respect to chemicals used during the course of the Work,

Use of Chemicals. A. Chemicals used during project construction or furnished for project operation, whether herbicide, pesticide, disinfectant, polymer, reactant, or of other classification, must show approval of U.S. EPA, U.S. Department of Agriculture, state, or other applicable regulatory agency. B. Use of such chemicals and disposal of residues shall be in conformance with manufacturer’s written instructions and applicable regulatory requirements.

Use of Chemicals. 12.01 All work involving the use of chemicals shall be in compliance with all Federal, State and local laws and will be accomplished by a Qualified Applicator under the direction of a Licensed Pest Control Advisor. Contractor, in complying with the California Food and Agricultural Code, shall provide a copy of a valid Pest Control Business License, a valid Pest Control Advisor's License and a Qualified Applicator's License prior to using any and all applicable chemicals within the area(s) to be maintained. 12.01.01 Contractor, in addition to complying with the California Food and Agricultural Code, must be registered with the Los Angeles County Agricultural Commission. Contractor shall also be certified in categories D and E of the Pest Control Advisor's License and in category B of the Qualified Applicator's License. 12.01.02 If Contractor does not possess a valid Pest Control Advisor's License with appropriate categories, Contractor, upon written consent of the Director per Section 12 of the Agreement, may subcontract this service. 12.01.03 If the chemical application is performed without the necessary Department approvals, including registration, licenses and permits, Director may deduct pro rata from Contractor's invoice applicable contract costs for chemical spraying. 12.01.04 The action above shall not be construed as a penalty but as an adjustment of payment to Contractor due to the failure of the Contractor to complete or comply with the provisions of this Agreement. 12.01.05 In addition to the remedies provided heretofor, this Agreement may be terminated per Section 30 of the Agreement upon Contractor's failure to correct deficiencies in a timely manner. 12.02 A listing of proposed chemicals to be used including; commercial name, application rates and type of usage shall be submitted to the Director for approval at the commencement of the contract. No work shall begin until written approval of use is obtained from the Director. 12.03 Chemicals shall only be applied by those persons possessing a valid California Certified Applicator's license. Application shall be in strict accordance with all governing regulations. 12.04 Records of all operations stating dates, times, methods of application, chemical formulations, applicators names and weather conditions shall be made and retained in an active file for a minimum of three (3) years. Contractor shall provide a chemical use report (site specific) with monthly billing. A copy of the PCA recommendation...

Use of Chemicals. The Contractor under no circumstances shall use any pesticide and/or fertilizer in the Park without prior written approval from the Director of Leisure & Community Services, of the County of Wetaskiwin No.10.

Use of Chemicals. The contractor shall comply with Federal and State Regulation as it applies to use of chemicals. 3.11.1 Each employee who performs pest control for must have an Employee Identification Card from FDACS. 3.11.2 The Contractor, prior to commencing work, shall provide photocopies to the Customer of its business Pest Control Business License from FDACS and of the Pest Control Operator’s Certificate necessary to perform the services within the scope of work. These licenses and certifications must be maintained throughout the life of the Contract. See Sections 482.071 and 482.111, Florida Statutes.

Use of Chemicals. The contractor shall comply with Federal and State Regulation as it applies to use of chemicals. 3.11.1 Each employee who performs pest control for must have an Employee Identification Card from FDACS. 3.11.2 The Contractor, prior to commencing work, shall provide photocopies to the Customer of its business Pest Control Business License from FDACS and of the Pest Control Operator’s Certificate necessary to perform the services within the scope of work. These licenses and certifications must be maintained throughout the life of the Contract. See Sections 482.071 and 482.111, Florida Statutes. 3.11.3 Pesticide application shall be according to need rather than by schedule. Pesticides shall be used only if adequate control cannot be achieved with non-chemical methods. 3.11.4 Pesticide use shall consist of the least hazardous material, most precise application technique, and minimum quantity of material necessary to achieve control. 3.11.5 The Contractor shall provide labels and safety data sheets (SDS) for every pesticide used on the premise. Copies will be maintained in the onsite logbook. All such pesticides must be approved by facility management.

Use of Chemicals. Any pest control products, including herbicides, or chemical fertilizers will not be used unless authorized by a Garden official. Organic methods (acceptable under the Canadian Organic Standards) are required and when in doubt seek advice. Remove weeds when they are small and easy to pull. Please don’t let weeds go to seed.

Use of Chemicals. 1. Employers and workers have been trained to a level appropriate to their technical area of responsibility for chemical use. 2. If the choice of chemical products is made by advisers, proof of their technical competence is available. 3. Integrated pest management systems are used where possible to minimise the use of inorganic chemicals. 4. Chemicals are only purchased from licensed suppliers. 5. Chemicals and biopesticides used on crops are approved by a competent authority in the country where the crop is grown and intended to be traded, and documentation is available to confirm approval. 6. Up to date information on chemical MRL standards for the country where produce is intended to be traded, is available from a competent authority. 7. Chemical are applied accordingly to label directions or a permit issued by a competent authority to prevent residue levels exceeding the MRL in the country where production is intended to be traded. 8. To check that chemicals are applied correctly, produce is tested for chemical residues at a frequency required by customers or a competent authority in the country where produce is intended to be traded. 9. The mixing of more than two chemicals is avoided, unless recommended by a competent authority. 10. Withholding periods for the interval between chemical application and harvest are observed. 11. Equipment used to apply chemicals is maintained in working condition and check efficiency of operation at least once per year. 12. Equipment is washed after each use and washing waste is disposed for in a manner that does not present a risk of contaminating the produce. 13. Surplus application mixes are disposed of in a manner that does not present a risk of contaminating the produce. 14. Chemicals are stored in a well lit, sound and secure structure, with only authorized people allowed access. The structure is located and constructed to minimise the risk of contaminating produce and equipped with emergency facilities in the even t of a chemical spill. 15. Chemicals are stored in the original container with a legible label and according to label directions or instructions from a competent authority. If a chemical is transferred to another container, the new container is clearly marked with the brand name, rate of use and withholding period. 16. Empty chemical containers are not re-used and are kept secure until disposal. 17. Empty chemical containers are disposed of according to relevant country regulations and in a manner that...

Use of Chemicals. The Tenant shall notify the Landlord in writing before June 15th of each year of the planned application of chemicals in the operation of the farm and the production of crops, as follows: a. The Tenant shall provide, in writing, the name and volume of all pesticides (insecticides, herbicides, and fungicides) and all other soil amendments or chemicals to be used at the farm. b. No application of any such substances shall occur without prior Landlord written approval. c. The Tenant shall notify the Landlord of every use of such substances, the date of application, the amount used and the location and approximate number of acres treated. d. The Tenant shall not apply any pesticides within 200 feet of the pond (as shown on Exhibit A). e. Notification for the public of pending application and actual application of pesticides will be the sole responsibility of the Tenant, and signs shall be posted at all the appropriate entry points used by the public, to protect the public from accidental exposure to the agricultural chemicals. f. All equipment used on the property shall be in good working condition and free of any leaks or fuel, oil, hydraulic fluid or other potential contaminants. Any mechanical failures resulting in spillage of material in any amount must be contained, cleaned up and reported immediately to the Landlord, who, at the Landlord’s sole discretion, may decide to report to CT-DEEP.

Use of Chemicals. 9.1. Only commercially available products from garden or horticultural suppliers shall be used for the control of pests, diseases or vegetation. 9.2. When using any sprays or fertilisers the Tenant must 9.2.1. take all reasonable care to ensure that adjoining xxxxxx, trees and crops are not adversely affected and must make good or replant as necessary should any damage occur, and 9.2.2. so far as possible use chemicals, whether for spraying, seed dressing or for any other purpose whatsoever, that will cause the least harm to members of the public, game birds and other wildlife, other than vermin or pests, and 9.2.3. always comply with current regulations on the use of such sprays and fertiliser. 9.3. The use and storage of chemicals must comply with all relevant legislation.