Oregon Pesticide Laws and Safety
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1. Pesticides - ANSWER ✔ include herbicides, insecticides,
fungicides, rodenticides, and many other
substances used to kill, harm, or repel pests.
2. General Use Pesticides - ANSWER ✔ may be bought over the
counter without a pesticide license.
3. COMMERCIAL PESTICIDE APPLICATOR LICENSE -
ANSWER ✔ Apply or supervise the application of ANY pesticide
(general use, restricted use, organic, and 25b products) on the land
or property of others while employed by a Commercial Pesticide
Operator
4. IPM - ANSWER ✔ IPM is a common-sense strategy that
integrates multiple tactics to reduce pest populations to an
, acceptable level. Strategies include sanitation, pest exclusion,
cultural, biological, mechanical, chemical control. IPM weighs the
risks and benefits of pest reduction methods to determine the most
environmentally and economically sound manner to manage pests
5. Worker Protection Standard WPS - ANSWER ✔ protection of
employees on farms, and in forests, nurseries, and greenhouses
from occupational exposure to agricultural pesticides
6. WPS Agricultural Workers - ANSWER ✔ performing tasks related
to the cultivation and harvesting of plants, including pruning,
sucker removal, watering, and potting
7. Restricted Use Pesticides (RUPs) - ANSWER ✔ are a category of
products that pose a higher risk to people, animals, or the
environment. They can only be purchased by a person with a
pesticide license; use requires supervision by a licensed applicator.
8. Pesticide CERTIFICATION - ANSWER ✔ the process of
demonstrating a person knows how to handle and apply pesticides
in a safe and responsible manner. valid for up to five (5) years
9. Pesticide LICENSING - ANSWER ✔ the process to obtain the
actual license that shows that
a person has met certification requirements to make specific
pesticide applications under that license.
, 10. PRIVATE PESTICIDE APPLICATOR LICENSE -
ANSWER ✔ needed to purchase, apply, or supervise the use of
restricted-use pesticides (RUPs) on land in agricultural production
that a person, or their employer owns, leases, or rents. This
includes farmland, rangeland, forests, greenhouses, nurseries,
orchards, etc.
11. IMMEDIATELY SUPERVISED Pesticide TRAINEE
LICENSE - ANSWER ✔ for individuals who work under the
supervision of a Commercial or Public Pesticide Applicator.
• Must be on-site at all times with the trainee when making
pesticide applications, and
• Be able to reach the trainee's location within five minutes.
• No required exam
Trainees may only make applications within their supervisor's
categories.
• The supervising applicator is responsible for training the
Immediately Supervised Trainee
12. PESTICIDE APPRENTICE LICENSE - ANSWER ✔
individuals who work under the supervision of a Commercial or
Public Pesticide Applicator.
• The supervising applicator does not need to be onsite when
the apprentice is making pesticide applications, BUT the
apprentice must be able to reach the supervising applicator at
all times.
• The Pesticide Apprentice is not a certified applicator. In order
to renew this license, beyond the first year, the apprentice
will need to attend eight (8) hours of approved continuing
LATEST UPDATED 2025/2026 Exam
WITH COMPLETE Questions and
SURE VERIFIED SOLUTIONS 100%
GRADED AT A+ SCORE!! SURE
GUARANTEED PASS!!
1. Pesticides - ANSWER ✔ include herbicides, insecticides,
fungicides, rodenticides, and many other
substances used to kill, harm, or repel pests.
2. General Use Pesticides - ANSWER ✔ may be bought over the
counter without a pesticide license.
3. COMMERCIAL PESTICIDE APPLICATOR LICENSE -
ANSWER ✔ Apply or supervise the application of ANY pesticide
(general use, restricted use, organic, and 25b products) on the land
or property of others while employed by a Commercial Pesticide
Operator
4. IPM - ANSWER ✔ IPM is a common-sense strategy that
integrates multiple tactics to reduce pest populations to an
, acceptable level. Strategies include sanitation, pest exclusion,
cultural, biological, mechanical, chemical control. IPM weighs the
risks and benefits of pest reduction methods to determine the most
environmentally and economically sound manner to manage pests
5. Worker Protection Standard WPS - ANSWER ✔ protection of
employees on farms, and in forests, nurseries, and greenhouses
from occupational exposure to agricultural pesticides
6. WPS Agricultural Workers - ANSWER ✔ performing tasks related
to the cultivation and harvesting of plants, including pruning,
sucker removal, watering, and potting
7. Restricted Use Pesticides (RUPs) - ANSWER ✔ are a category of
products that pose a higher risk to people, animals, or the
environment. They can only be purchased by a person with a
pesticide license; use requires supervision by a licensed applicator.
8. Pesticide CERTIFICATION - ANSWER ✔ the process of
demonstrating a person knows how to handle and apply pesticides
in a safe and responsible manner. valid for up to five (5) years
9. Pesticide LICENSING - ANSWER ✔ the process to obtain the
actual license that shows that
a person has met certification requirements to make specific
pesticide applications under that license.
, 10. PRIVATE PESTICIDE APPLICATOR LICENSE -
ANSWER ✔ needed to purchase, apply, or supervise the use of
restricted-use pesticides (RUPs) on land in agricultural production
that a person, or their employer owns, leases, or rents. This
includes farmland, rangeland, forests, greenhouses, nurseries,
orchards, etc.
11. IMMEDIATELY SUPERVISED Pesticide TRAINEE
LICENSE - ANSWER ✔ for individuals who work under the
supervision of a Commercial or Public Pesticide Applicator.
• Must be on-site at all times with the trainee when making
pesticide applications, and
• Be able to reach the trainee's location within five minutes.
• No required exam
Trainees may only make applications within their supervisor's
categories.
• The supervising applicator is responsible for training the
Immediately Supervised Trainee
12. PESTICIDE APPRENTICE LICENSE - ANSWER ✔
individuals who work under the supervision of a Commercial or
Public Pesticide Applicator.
• The supervising applicator does not need to be onsite when
the apprentice is making pesticide applications, BUT the
apprentice must be able to reach the supervising applicator at
all times.
• The Pesticide Apprentice is not a certified applicator. In order
to renew this license, beyond the first year, the apprentice
will need to attend eight (8) hours of approved continuing
