Operation SAFE

OPERATION S.A.F.E.

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 Operation S.A.F.E. (Self-Regulating Application & Flight Efficiency), developed in 1981, was designed to clearly demonstrate that ag aviation recognizes its responsibility to minimize the potential for adverse health and environmental effects of agricultural chemical application.

Operation S.A.F.E. Technician Listing

United States Technicians

Cindy Salter (Due Dec 2014)
CP Products Company Inc, Tempe, AZ (cindy.salter@cpproductsinc.com)

Cameron Sweitzer (Due Dec 2014)
Pence Aerial Service, Richmond, MO (cds150@gmail.com)

Thia Walker (Due Dec 2014)
Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO (thia.walker@colostate.edu)

Operation S.A.F.E. Analyst Technician

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Operation S.A.F.E. Aircraft & Pilot Certification

Certification & Recertification Requirements

The Operation S.A.F.E. Committee suggests an aircraft be pattern tested at a minimum of every 24 months or after major changes. Aircraft and pilot certification/recertification is recommended to be completed every two years based on the following in order to receive the Operation S.A.F.E. aircraft decal:

A. Biennial participation in an Operation S.A.F.E. Fly-In

B. Membership in both a State/Regional and National Agricultural Aviation Association

Operation S.A.F.E. Analyst Certification

Certification & Recertification Requirements

Initial Certification

NAAREF may certify qualified individuals to be Operation S.A.F.E. Analysts upon nomination by either of the methods listed below. Initial certification period will end on the 31st day of December of the third year from the date of completion and may be renewed every three years by meeting the requirements explained under Recertification.

A. Attend and successfully complete an NAAA/NAAREF-approved analyst training course.

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