NEW JERSEY 7A PEST CONTROL EXAM QUESTIONS
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organization in New Jersey responsible for enforcing both federal and state
pesticide laws?
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Pesticide Control
Program.
A pesticide product must be registered for use in New Jersey by the:
US Environmental Protection Agency & State of New Jersey
In New Jersey restricted use pesticides can be purchased by
certified pesticide applicators.
Commercial applicators must be certified and registered in New Jersey if they
apply
general use pesticides & restricted use pesticides
Applicator records for general and household pesticide use must be kept for a
minimum of
3 years.
,All persons using pesticides under the direct supervision of a certified pesticide
applicator who is not physically present on an application site (other than a
termite treatment) may be licensed as a pesticide
operator
The following pesticide license is required if pesticides are being applied for hire
or as part of a service being charged for
applicator business
Applicators are required to report and clean-up pesticide spills
inside a structure of any pesticide of more than 1 gallon of liquid
Internal pest management is
A way to manage pests with the goal of reducing the reliance of pesticide use
Two values of acute toxicity are
Oral and Dermal
Pyrethroid pesticides are.
Nerve poison
Chronic exposure is
, Long term exposure of the material either by handling, breathing, or ingestion
Acute toxicity is
The result of handling or applying pesticide with one time exposure
Restricted use pesticides must be:
stored in a secure, locked enclosure when unattended & posted with a pesticide
warning sign.
For recertification of Commercial Applicators the following requires what.
Within the five year recertification period.
8 credits in Core.
Service vehicles used by a pesticide applicator business which carry pesticides to
an application site are required to have the business:
registration number on two sides of the service vehicle.
The term LD50 refers to the level of toxicity where
50% mortality is observed
AND CORRECT ANSWERS| UPDATED
organization in New Jersey responsible for enforcing both federal and state
pesticide laws?
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Pesticide Control
Program.
A pesticide product must be registered for use in New Jersey by the:
US Environmental Protection Agency & State of New Jersey
In New Jersey restricted use pesticides can be purchased by
certified pesticide applicators.
Commercial applicators must be certified and registered in New Jersey if they
apply
general use pesticides & restricted use pesticides
Applicator records for general and household pesticide use must be kept for a
minimum of
3 years.
,All persons using pesticides under the direct supervision of a certified pesticide
applicator who is not physically present on an application site (other than a
termite treatment) may be licensed as a pesticide
operator
The following pesticide license is required if pesticides are being applied for hire
or as part of a service being charged for
applicator business
Applicators are required to report and clean-up pesticide spills
inside a structure of any pesticide of more than 1 gallon of liquid
Internal pest management is
A way to manage pests with the goal of reducing the reliance of pesticide use
Two values of acute toxicity are
Oral and Dermal
Pyrethroid pesticides are.
Nerve poison
Chronic exposure is
, Long term exposure of the material either by handling, breathing, or ingestion
Acute toxicity is
The result of handling or applying pesticide with one time exposure
Restricted use pesticides must be:
stored in a secure, locked enclosure when unattended & posted with a pesticide
warning sign.
For recertification of Commercial Applicators the following requires what.
Within the five year recertification period.
8 credits in Core.
Service vehicles used by a pesticide applicator business which carry pesticides to
an application site are required to have the business:
registration number on two sides of the service vehicle.
The term LD50 refers to the level of toxicity where
50% mortality is observed
