Category SPCA: Structural Pest control Applicator Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Category SPCA: Structural Pest control Applicator Questions and Answers 100% Pass Structural Pest Control Applicator (SPCA) License Enables you to: - Destroy, control, mitigate, or repel invertebrate pests and/or commensal rodents using a pesticide or other means inside structures and to the exterior of buildings - Apply a label pesticide to a building perimeter generally within 10 feet of the structure (intent of treatment to control pests) *doesn't permit treatments intended for the protection of landscape plants and plantings - Apply a labeled mosquito adulticide within a building perimeter (10 ft zone adjacent to and around the structure) - Apply a pesticide as a spot treatment outside of the 10 ft perimeter when an insecticide treatment is required against wasps, carpenter ants, or other pests that may harm human health or risk damage to structure; or if the label so designates, rodenticide use against commensal rodents Structural Pests Invertebrates and commensal rodents affecting structures and people. Structures residential homes; commercial and industrial buildings - Vehicles: trucks rail cars, aircraft, docks - Empty grain storage facilities and agriculture structures - Utility structures STATE LEAD AGENCY (SLA) Body empowered to enforce pesticide regulations in each state SPCA Journeyman Certification Entry level certification SPCA Master Certification Advanced, can be applied after 2 years with journeyman or comparable experience SPC Company License - Must employ at least one licensed SPCA Master - Provide workers compensation insurance information for eligible workers - Meet financial responsibility requirements of the Pesticide Control Law - Paying the license application fee - Maintaining an active license (paying the renewal fee) Leave-behind notice Must indicated the date and time that the pesticide was applied, the name of the pest control company, and any post-application precautionary instructions for the resident according to the product label. Incident response plan Summarizes the planned actions that should take place in the event of an accident, pesticide spill, fire, and other disaster. *one plan per company is sufficient if it covers all employer locations *plans must be updated every 3 years or once the information is out of date (whichever is earliest), reviewed with employees at least once per year and include documentation of training events, and made available to local first responders and documented accordingly Fumigation Endorsement Permits a licensed person to use gas fumigants in and around structures, vehicles, etc. Category E: Turf and Ornamental Allows to control pests on turf, landscape plants, and ornamental trees on customer premises Category I: Anti-Microbial Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) all pesticide applicators must read and follow the directions on the label USEPA United States Environmental Protection Agency Pesticides any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing