Sch 1Qualifications and training

Schedule 1—Qualifications and training

Regulation 87

pest animal has the same meaning as in the Catchment and Land Protection Act 1994;

timber pests means pests that attack, infest or destroy timber or timber products.

| Column 1<br>A licence that only authorises the use of— | Column 2<br>Units of competency | | Pesticides (excluding fumigants) formulated to control pests other than pest animals and timber pests.<br>Note: Pests covered by this licence include rodents and birds. | CPPPMT3005—Manage pests without applying pesticides<br>CPPPMT3006—Manage pests by applying pesticides<br>CPPPMT3018—Maintain equipment and pesticide storage area in pest management vehicles | | Pesticides (excluding fumigants) formulated to control pests other than pest animals.<br>Note: Pests covered by this licence include rodents, birds and timber pests. | CPPPMT3005—Manage pests without applying pesticides<br>CPPPMT3006—Manage pests by applying pesticides<br>CPPPMT3008—Inspect for and report on timber pests<br>CPPPMT3010—Control timber pests<br>CPPPMT3018—Maintain equipment and pesticide storage area in pest management vehicles | | Pesticides formulated to control pest animals and to protect—<br>(a) an area in a building used for commercial purposes; or<br>(b) domestic premises; or | AHCCHM304—Transport and store chemicals<br>AHCCHM307—Prepare and apply chemicals to control pest, weeds and diseases<br>AHCPMG309—Apply pest animal control techniques | | (c) privately owned land adjacent to domestic premises. | | | Pesticides in the form of fumigants | CPPPMT3011—Manage organisms by applying fumigants to commodities and environments |