Osmose Pesticide FINAL EXAM PREP
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1. Shipping papers are designed to? - ANSWER ✔ Inform emergency response
personnel of the quantity and types of Hazardous Materials that are being
transported on a particular vehicle.
2. Precautionary statements and toxicity categories. - ANSWER ✔ Cat I -
Danger (highly toxic) Cat II - Warning (moderately toxic) Cat III - Caution
(slightly toxic) Cat IIII - (relatively non-toxic)
3. When should you read the product label? - ANSWER ✔ Always read the
product label before using product. Before you select, buy or use the
product. Before applying. After applying if anything out of the ordinary
happens. Before storing or disposing of the pesticide or pesticide containers.
4. Types of fumes used. - ANSWER ✔ WoodFume. MITC-Fume. DuraFume.
5. Depth of hole drilled for MITC-Fume. - ANSWER ✔ 12" to 15"
6. Angle drilled for MITC-Fume - ANSWER ✔ 45 degrees or steeper
,7. Where do I start drilling for MITC - ANSWER ✔ At ground level
8. Shipping papers must be in reach of driving position with the seatbelt
fastened and visible. - ANSWER ✔ True
9. Shipping papers may list a greater quantity of each chemical than what is on
the truck, but never less. - ANSWER ✔ True
10.Shipping papers list - ANSWER ✔ Company name, address, and phone
number
Truck number
Location (city and state of work area)
Number and type of packages
Whether the DOT classifies the product as a hazardous material.
Hazardous material shipping description
Total quantity by weight or capacity (includes unit of measure)
Emergency response or telephone number
Drivers signature
11.These items must be completed by the Osmose driver on the shipping
papers. - ANSWER ✔ Truck number
Location of work
Number and type of packages
Total quantity by weight or capacity (includes unit of measure)
Drivers signature
12.EPA requires product Labels on all containers carrying EPA registered
pesticides - ANSWER ✔ True
13.Compatibility - ANSWER ✔ Chemicals it can be mixed with
, 14.Before you prepare the material for use, determine....? - ANSWER ✔ PPE
Compatibility
How much to use
15.Before applying material, you need to determine...? - ANSWER ✔ Safety
measures necessary
To what it can be applied to
When and how to apply and what rate
Restricted uses
Special instructions
The correct application procedure for Hollow Heart CB is drilling a circular
pattern around the internal decay pocket, spacing holes evenly apart. True or
False? - ANSWER ✔ False
16.There are certain distances from permanent water sources that pesticide
applications cannot take place, which are regulated by the Department of
Agriculture. What are these determined distances called? (Hint: 2 words) -
ANSWER ✔ Buffer Zone
17.Product Label - ANSWER ✔ Name and Address of the Product
Manufacturer
Trade Name
List of all Active Ingredients
Official Common Name
Chemical Name
EPA Registration Number
Classification of Pesticide
Classification of Formulation
Storage and Disposal Instructions and Precautions
Precautionary Statements and Toxicity Category
First Aid
Directions for Use
2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH
VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. Shipping papers are designed to? - ANSWER ✔ Inform emergency response
personnel of the quantity and types of Hazardous Materials that are being
transported on a particular vehicle.
2. Precautionary statements and toxicity categories. - ANSWER ✔ Cat I -
Danger (highly toxic) Cat II - Warning (moderately toxic) Cat III - Caution
(slightly toxic) Cat IIII - (relatively non-toxic)
3. When should you read the product label? - ANSWER ✔ Always read the
product label before using product. Before you select, buy or use the
product. Before applying. After applying if anything out of the ordinary
happens. Before storing or disposing of the pesticide or pesticide containers.
4. Types of fumes used. - ANSWER ✔ WoodFume. MITC-Fume. DuraFume.
5. Depth of hole drilled for MITC-Fume. - ANSWER ✔ 12" to 15"
6. Angle drilled for MITC-Fume - ANSWER ✔ 45 degrees or steeper
,7. Where do I start drilling for MITC - ANSWER ✔ At ground level
8. Shipping papers must be in reach of driving position with the seatbelt
fastened and visible. - ANSWER ✔ True
9. Shipping papers may list a greater quantity of each chemical than what is on
the truck, but never less. - ANSWER ✔ True
10.Shipping papers list - ANSWER ✔ Company name, address, and phone
number
Truck number
Location (city and state of work area)
Number and type of packages
Whether the DOT classifies the product as a hazardous material.
Hazardous material shipping description
Total quantity by weight or capacity (includes unit of measure)
Emergency response or telephone number
Drivers signature
11.These items must be completed by the Osmose driver on the shipping
papers. - ANSWER ✔ Truck number
Location of work
Number and type of packages
Total quantity by weight or capacity (includes unit of measure)
Drivers signature
12.EPA requires product Labels on all containers carrying EPA registered
pesticides - ANSWER ✔ True
13.Compatibility - ANSWER ✔ Chemicals it can be mixed with
, 14.Before you prepare the material for use, determine....? - ANSWER ✔ PPE
Compatibility
How much to use
15.Before applying material, you need to determine...? - ANSWER ✔ Safety
measures necessary
To what it can be applied to
When and how to apply and what rate
Restricted uses
Special instructions
The correct application procedure for Hollow Heart CB is drilling a circular
pattern around the internal decay pocket, spacing holes evenly apart. True or
False? - ANSWER ✔ False
16.There are certain distances from permanent water sources that pesticide
applications cannot take place, which are regulated by the Department of
Agriculture. What are these determined distances called? (Hint: 2 words) -
ANSWER ✔ Buffer Zone
17.Product Label - ANSWER ✔ Name and Address of the Product
Manufacturer
Trade Name
List of all Active Ingredients
Official Common Name
Chemical Name
EPA Registration Number
Classification of Pesticide
Classification of Formulation
Storage and Disposal Instructions and Precautions
Precautionary Statements and Toxicity Category
First Aid
Directions for Use
