HRS §460J-8
Getting a license: what you must do
To get an operator's license, you must apply to the board, be at least 18, have a good history, pass exams and experience checks, and show proof of insurance. If you are a business, you need a licensed manager. You must also provide any other documents the board asks for.
The statute, as written — License requirements
To obtain an operator's license, a person shall fulfill the following requirements: (1) File an application as prescribed by the board; (2) Possess a history of honesty, truthfulness, financial integrity, and fair dealing; (3) Be at least eighteen years of age; (4) Satisfy the board's examination and experience requirements; (5) If a partnership, joint venture, corporation, or sole proprietorship, be under the direct management of a responsible managing employee or operator with an appropriate license; (6) Submit satisfactory proof to the board that the person has obtained workers' compensation insurance or has been authorized to act as a self-insurer as required by chapter 386 or is excluded from the requirements of chapter 386; (7) Submit satisfactory proof to the board that the person has obtained liability insurance, pursuant to section 460J-25; and (8) Provide other documentation as required by the board.
Sections this one refers to
§460J-25 Insurance required for pest control businesses
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