The legal property description. Recording repetitive information that applies to all records is not necessary, as long as the information is recorded one time and there is a written record indicating that this information applies to other applications as well. This allows applicators flexibility to fit the recordkeeping requirements into their current recordkeeping scheme. The booklet contains recording forms for restricted use pesticides, fertilizer and chemical applications, and storage. The authorized representative may copy or photograph the records.
Original records are to be kept by the licensed applicator.
In addition, licensed applicators must promptly make application records and any label information available to a licensed health care professional or their designated representative, if the health care professional determines the information is necessary to provide medical treatment or first aid to an individual who may have been exposed to the pesticide for which the record is maintained. Information must be made available immediately following application in cases of medical emergencies. The attending licensed health care professional may release the record or record information to appropriate Federal or State agencies that deal with pesticide use or any health issue related to the use of pesticides when necessary to prevent further injury or illness. A licensed health care professional may also release the record or record information to submit pesticide poisoning incident reports to the appropriate Federal or State agencies. For subsequent offenses, an applicator may be subject to a greater civil penalty.