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Commercial Ground Applicator - ANSWER-anyone who uses or supervises the use
of pesticides for compensation
Public Operator - ANSWER-Anyone who applies or supervises the application of
pesticides for government agencies
Pesticide Dealer - ANSWER-Any individual who sells restricted-use pesticides to
certified or licensed end-users
Aerial Applicator - ANSWER-An individual who applies pesticides by aircraft
Pest Control Consultant - ANSWER-Anyone who offers or supplies technical advice,
supervision, or recommends the use of specific pesticides, for free.
, Structural Pest Control and Pesticide Division - ANSWER-Their purpose is to
protect the health and safety of the public and the environment by regulating the
structural pest control industry.
Specialized phases of structural pest control - ANSWER-wood-destroying organism
control, fumigation, household pest control
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) - ANSWER-regulates
the production, transportation, sale, use, and disposal of all pesticides
EPA - ANSWER-responsible for registering or authorizing pesticide products for use
in the US
Applies to all label statements - ANSWER-they have the force of law
Food Quality Protection Act - ANSWER-requires EPA to review every registered
pesticide on a 15 year cycle
The EPA - ANSWER-Has the authority to stop the sale or use of any pesticide. Can
seize products from the market.
State restrictions - ANSWER-cannot be less stringent than those of FIFRA, but can
be stricter
Potential hazards - ANSWER-pesticides are classified according to this
certification NC, pesticide applicator exam,
pesticide safety training, pesticide regulations
North Carolina, applicator license study guide,
pesticide application methods, agricultural
pest control, environm
Commercial Ground Applicator - ANSWER-anyone who uses or supervises the use
of pesticides for compensation
Public Operator - ANSWER-Anyone who applies or supervises the application of
pesticides for government agencies
Pesticide Dealer - ANSWER-Any individual who sells restricted-use pesticides to
certified or licensed end-users
Aerial Applicator - ANSWER-An individual who applies pesticides by aircraft
Pest Control Consultant - ANSWER-Anyone who offers or supplies technical advice,
supervision, or recommends the use of specific pesticides, for free.
, Structural Pest Control and Pesticide Division - ANSWER-Their purpose is to
protect the health and safety of the public and the environment by regulating the
structural pest control industry.
Specialized phases of structural pest control - ANSWER-wood-destroying organism
control, fumigation, household pest control
Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) - ANSWER-regulates
the production, transportation, sale, use, and disposal of all pesticides
EPA - ANSWER-responsible for registering or authorizing pesticide products for use
in the US
Applies to all label statements - ANSWER-they have the force of law
Food Quality Protection Act - ANSWER-requires EPA to review every registered
pesticide on a 15 year cycle
The EPA - ANSWER-Has the authority to stop the sale or use of any pesticide. Can
seize products from the market.
State restrictions - ANSWER-cannot be less stringent than those of FIFRA, but can
be stricter
Potential hazards - ANSWER-pesticides are classified according to this
