Oregon Core Manual Addendum EXAM LATEST
UPDATED VERSION QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS JUST RELEASED
Who must keep pesticide application records? - answer>>>All Commercial Pesticide
Operators (CPO), Commercial Pesticide Applicators (CPA)
not working for a CPO, Public Pesticide Applicators and Private Pesticide Applicators
making applications of RUPs.
What information does a dealer need to record? - answer>>>Pesticide Dealers must
record the name, address and pesticide applicator license
number of the purchaser,
• The date of sale,
• The identification of the RUP purchased (trade name and manufacturer or EPA
registration number and,
• The quantity purchased.
How long must pesticide application records for Commercial Pesticide Operators,
Public Pesticide Applicators, Pesticide Consultants and Commercial Pesticide
Applicators not working for an operator be kept? - answer>>>Pesticide application
records for the above license holders must be kept for three (3)
years.
How long must a Pesticide Dealer keep sales records? - answer>>>A dealer must keep
sales records of restricted use pesticides for three (3) years.
, What information does a Public Pesticide Applicator, Commercial Pesticide
Operator, Pesticide Consultant and Commercial Pesticide Applicator not working for
an operator need to keep on their application records? - answer>>>The name, address
and telephone number or the person or business who the
pesticide application was made.
• The location of the land or property where the application was made.
• The date and approximate time of the application (the time you began and finished
the application at each job site).
• The supplier of the pesticides applied.
• Identification of the pesticide product to include either, the trade name and
manufacturer of the product or the EPA registration number.
• The amount or concentration that was used in the units of measure from the
pesticide label.
• The specific property (use sites), crop or crops to which the pesticide was applied.
• The summary information of the equipment, device or apparatus used (what
application equipment was used to make the application) and, if applied by aircraft,
the F.A.A. number.
• The name and license number of the pesticide applicator(s), supervising
applicators, Pesticide Apprentices and Immediately Supervised Trainee(s).
• Records must be kept for three (3) years.
A Private Pesticide Applicator has how many days to record information about a
restricted use pesticide (RUP) application? - answer>>>Under federal law, a Private
Pesticide Applicator must record applications of restricted
use pesticides (RUPs) within 14 days of the application.
UPDATED VERSION QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
CORRECT ANSWERS JUST RELEASED
Who must keep pesticide application records? - answer>>>All Commercial Pesticide
Operators (CPO), Commercial Pesticide Applicators (CPA)
not working for a CPO, Public Pesticide Applicators and Private Pesticide Applicators
making applications of RUPs.
What information does a dealer need to record? - answer>>>Pesticide Dealers must
record the name, address and pesticide applicator license
number of the purchaser,
• The date of sale,
• The identification of the RUP purchased (trade name and manufacturer or EPA
registration number and,
• The quantity purchased.
How long must pesticide application records for Commercial Pesticide Operators,
Public Pesticide Applicators, Pesticide Consultants and Commercial Pesticide
Applicators not working for an operator be kept? - answer>>>Pesticide application
records for the above license holders must be kept for three (3)
years.
How long must a Pesticide Dealer keep sales records? - answer>>>A dealer must keep
sales records of restricted use pesticides for three (3) years.
, What information does a Public Pesticide Applicator, Commercial Pesticide
Operator, Pesticide Consultant and Commercial Pesticide Applicator not working for
an operator need to keep on their application records? - answer>>>The name, address
and telephone number or the person or business who the
pesticide application was made.
• The location of the land or property where the application was made.
• The date and approximate time of the application (the time you began and finished
the application at each job site).
• The supplier of the pesticides applied.
• Identification of the pesticide product to include either, the trade name and
manufacturer of the product or the EPA registration number.
• The amount or concentration that was used in the units of measure from the
pesticide label.
• The specific property (use sites), crop or crops to which the pesticide was applied.
• The summary information of the equipment, device or apparatus used (what
application equipment was used to make the application) and, if applied by aircraft,
the F.A.A. number.
• The name and license number of the pesticide applicator(s), supervising
applicators, Pesticide Apprentices and Immediately Supervised Trainee(s).
• Records must be kept for three (3) years.
A Private Pesticide Applicator has how many days to record information about a
restricted use pesticide (RUP) application? - answer>>>Under federal law, a Private
Pesticide Applicator must record applications of restricted
use pesticides (RUPs) within 14 days of the application.
