OPM TERMITE EXAM QUESTIONS WITH 100%
VERIFIED ANSWERS
When do you read the labels? - ANSWER Before purchasing, mix and apply. Store
and dispose.
What is contained in the label's ingredients? - ANSWER The chemical that
regulates the target and is hazardous, as well as all other substances
Why is the label's intended usage so important? - ANSWER It explains how to
make a finished (correct) blend with a given concentration. (Failed Control) EPA
Issues and OPM Fines
What is the aim of the cautionary statement? - ANSWER It specifies the safety and
risks of inappropriate use:
- How to Use Pesticide Correctly
- What PPE to wear?
- Prevent accidental spillage.
What does the storage and disposal block direct you to do? - ANSWER Read it
(Triple Rinse and Punch disposable containers).
What does "WDIIR" stand for? - ANSWER Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection
Report
Who requires an MSDS, and what is included in one? - ANSWER: OSHA
demands it. It comprises poisoning-related signs and symptoms.
, How long must an inspector maintain records? - Answer: 3 years.
What are the restrictions regarding pesticide contamination of groundwater? -
ANSWER Never use more than the label permits (the best protection).
Dispose appropriately (the highest risk to GW).
Keep the filling hose above the pesticide mixture.
Avoid back siphonage.
Identify the four types of exposures: - Oral answer (swallow)
Inhalation (breathe without PPE).
Ocular (eyes).
Dermal (skin).
What exactly is the objective of calibration? - ANSWER To give a known or
appropriate amount of pesticide
How does calibration work? - ANSWER You need to know the calibrated rate for
the equipment.
The size and area that will be treated
Total amount of completed product required.
What are the typical guidelines for spraying pesticides to schools and daycares? -
ANSWER Pesticides must be pre-notified 72 hours before use.
Notices must mention the name and active substances.
Date and Time of Application
VERIFIED ANSWERS
When do you read the labels? - ANSWER Before purchasing, mix and apply. Store
and dispose.
What is contained in the label's ingredients? - ANSWER The chemical that
regulates the target and is hazardous, as well as all other substances
Why is the label's intended usage so important? - ANSWER It explains how to
make a finished (correct) blend with a given concentration. (Failed Control) EPA
Issues and OPM Fines
What is the aim of the cautionary statement? - ANSWER It specifies the safety and
risks of inappropriate use:
- How to Use Pesticide Correctly
- What PPE to wear?
- Prevent accidental spillage.
What does the storage and disposal block direct you to do? - ANSWER Read it
(Triple Rinse and Punch disposable containers).
What does "WDIIR" stand for? - ANSWER Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection
Report
Who requires an MSDS, and what is included in one? - ANSWER: OSHA
demands it. It comprises poisoning-related signs and symptoms.
, How long must an inspector maintain records? - Answer: 3 years.
What are the restrictions regarding pesticide contamination of groundwater? -
ANSWER Never use more than the label permits (the best protection).
Dispose appropriately (the highest risk to GW).
Keep the filling hose above the pesticide mixture.
Avoid back siphonage.
Identify the four types of exposures: - Oral answer (swallow)
Inhalation (breathe without PPE).
Ocular (eyes).
Dermal (skin).
What exactly is the objective of calibration? - ANSWER To give a known or
appropriate amount of pesticide
How does calibration work? - ANSWER You need to know the calibrated rate for
the equipment.
The size and area that will be treated
Total amount of completed product required.
What are the typical guidelines for spraying pesticides to schools and daycares? -
ANSWER Pesticides must be pre-notified 72 hours before use.
Notices must mention the name and active substances.
Date and Time of Application
