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Ohio Admin. Code 901:5-11-10

A drift complaint about a Saturday in June, and the inspector's here.

The neighbor says your truck sprayed in the wind. The inspector wants that day's record — product, EPA number, rate, wind speed and temperature at the time of application. It is in a spiral notebook, in a truck that is out on a route.

What Ohio Admin. Code 901:5-11-10 actually says
✓ Required
A record of each application — the applicator, the person contracting the service, the date, the target pest, the location and method of treatment, the product trade name and EPA registration number, the concentration or amount applied, the equipment, the time of day you started and finished, and wind and temperature. The employer retains those records for three years from the date of application.
✕ Not required
A particular form. The rule sets out what has to be recorded, not how — there is no state form, no prescribed layout, and nothing that says it has to be on paper. The spiral notebook in your truck cab is a habit, not a requirement.

Read it yourself — primary source, not a vendor summary:
https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-administrative-code/rule-901:5-11-10

01 / The inspection

Tap through it the way a licensed applicator would.

8 items, about forty seconds. Mark one as a fail and watch what the Site record does.

SITE-418
Commercial turf · 3.2 acres
ApplicatorB. Whitmore
0 of 8 checked In progress
    Answer every item to finish.

    02 / The record log

    “The record for 4180 Brecksville Road, June 14th.”

    Every finished inspection lands here, searchable by Site, Applicator, record number or date. Try SITE-418.

    03 / What it would cost

    One price. No per-seat math.

    $149
    per month · one licensed applicator, unlimited sites
    • Wind and temperature captured at the site, timestamped, not remembered
    • EPA registration number carried forward per product so it is never wrong
    • Three-year retention handled without a notebook or a filing cabinet
    • Search by site, address, applicator, product or date
    • A held application is recorded as a decision, not left blank
    • Export any site's full history as a PDF for an inspector or a customer
    • Works offline in the field and syncs when you get signal

    This page is the prototype. If the workflow above is close to yours, tell me what is wrong with it and I will change it before you pay anything.

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