Not be conducted using ultra-low volume application technique or concentrate application technique unless the approved label for the agricultural chemical product or permit provides directions for the use of these techniques by aerial spraying; Be undertaken in accordance with the wind speed parameters specified on the approved label of the agricultural chemical product or permit. Despite section 2 above, a pilot operating under this licence may undertake aerial spraying with up to five RPA simultaneously if approved by CASA to do so.
Chemical products must not be applied before sunrise or after sunset. The RPA must be under kg gross weight. Autonomous operation is prohibited autonomous operation is where there is no ability for the pilot to intervene in the conduct of the flight. Nozzles must NOT be positioned outside of the rotation of the propeller tips. Nozzles must be equally spaced. The RPA must have active pump and nozzle shut off systems.
Nozzles must not be positioned outside of the rotation of the propeller tips. By satisfying the competencies of the licence qualification, commercial operators have shown that, among other things, they have knowledge of the equipment and herbicides that they will be using and the effects that weather conditions may have on chemical application.
Student numbers: 8 per class nominal. Attendance: Participants must attend all sessions to achieve competence. General information: All training aids and safety equipment will be provided for use as required. Student notes, good for future reference are supplied to each student and may be retained. Pesticides are hazardous chemicals that present a risk to health if precautions are not taken.
Pesticides are a group of chemicals including herbicides, insecticides and fungicides. As with all hazardous chemicals, particularly those that may cause cancer, worker exposure must be minimised so far as is reasonably practicable. Exposure to herbicides and pesticides may cause short and long term health effects. Check the safety data sheet SDS for each product for details about possible harmful health effects.
You must obtain the SDS for the herbicide or pesticide being used. An SDS provides more comprehensive health risk and safe handling information when compared with the product label. Workers, especially those involved in decanting and diluting concentrated or full-strength products, must follow all safe use instructions in the SDS.
Health monitoring may be required where there is significant risk to workers' health because of exposure to pesticides such as organophosphates. Skip to content. Common pesticides include: glyphosate paraquat organophosphates pyrethrin. This includes minimising: skin contact breathing in vapour and mists accidental ingestion through poor hand hygiene. Short term health effects may include: irritation to skin, eyes, nose or throat nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea headache in severe cases, loss of consciousness, extreme weakness, seizures or death.
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