Train the Trainer Program

Announcement

We are holding our first online Train the Trainer program.  Upon completion of the training portion, participants will be required to schedule a time to take the TTT exam in the Phoenix or Yuma offices.  The days following the training event we will be anticipating more testers.  Phoenix will be set up for testing on the 25th in the agency conference room to allow more testers and still follow the CDC's social distancing recommendations.   There is room for 10 testing at a time in Phoenix.  Time slots will be allotted during the training.  Yuma testing will take place on the 26th, again 10 slots at a time, time slots allotted during the training.  If you want to come in at a different date other than the days following the training, please contact Phoenix at 602-542-3578 or Yuma at 928-344-7909.  Due to the precautions being taken for COVID-19, attendees are required to wear a face mask while inside the ADA building.  If you have any symptoms of an illness, do not come in to test, schedule another time when you are feeling better.  The symptoms of COVID-19 are as follows: Fever, Cold, Chills, Muscle pain, Headache, Sore throat and Loss of taste or smell. AGAIN, DO NOT FORGET YOUR FACE COVERS.

For 2020 our training courses will be limited.  You will want to make sure and register for the courses that are available, as we do not plan to add more courses.  We ask that you register only if you truly plan on attending.  We are tracking individuals who register and do not attend.  Those that are repeat non-attenders will be the lowest priority for the course attendance.  If the course gets more attendees than space allows, the repeat non-attenders move onto a wait list.  If no one cancels prior to the course being held, people on the wait list will need to register for another course.  Please keep checking to see the scheduled classes. 

The Arizona Department of Agriculture's Pesticide Safety Train-the-Trainer Workshops for trainers of agricultural workers and pesticide handlers has been approved by the EPA, in accordance with the 2015 WPS expanded training content (40 CFR 170).