Recordkeeping for Wps and Private Applicators - New York

Recordkeeping for Wps and Private Applicators is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation - a government authority operating within New York.

FAQ

Q: Who is required to keep records for WPS and Private Applicators in New York?
A: Both WPS (Worker Protection Standard) employers and private applicators are required to keep records in New York.

Q: What is WPS?
A: WPS stands for Worker Protection Standard, a federal regulation that protects agricultural workers and pesticide handlers.

Q: What are Private Applicators?
A: Private applicators are individuals who apply restricted-use pesticides to their own property or the property of their employer.

Q: Why do WPS employers need to keep records?
A: WPS employers need to keep records to demonstrate compliance with the regulation and to keep track of pesticide use on their property.

Q: Why do Private Applicators need to keep records?
A: Private applicators need to keep records to document their pesticide applications and maintain a record for future reference or inspection by regulatory authorities.

Q: What should be included in WPS records?
A: WPS records should include the pesticide product used, application dates and times, location of application, and the name of the worker performing the application.

Q: What should be included in Private Applicator records?
A: Private applicator records should include the date and time of the application, the name of the pesticide used, the target pest, and the location of the application.

Q: How long should WPS records be kept?
A: WPS records should be kept for a minimum of 2 years from the date of application.

Q: How long should Private Applicator records be kept?
A: Private applicator records should be kept for a minimum of 2 years from the date of application.

Q: Are there any specific recordkeeping forms that need to be used?
A: No, there are no specific recordkeeping forms required. However, it is recommended to use a standardized recordkeeping form or software.

Q: What happens if the records are not properly maintained?
A: Failure to maintain proper records can result in penalties and fines.

Q: Who enforces the recordkeeping requirements for WPS and Private Applicators in New York?
A: The recordkeeping requirements for WPS and Private Applicators in New York are enforced by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC).