CT Junior Operator's License Already Graded A+

CT Junior Operator's License Already Graded A+ What are Pesticides? Poison developed to control pests that cause problems for man What is "DEEP"? Department of Energy & Environmental Protection Brainpower Read More 0:09 / 0:15 What is "EPA"? Environmental Protection Agency Where do you find an EPA Registration Number ? On the Label When are pesticides most dangerous? When in concentrated form When employed by commercial business what do you need as a junior operator to complete applications? Written instructions from your Supervisor, or on-site supervisor What are the 4 types of pesticides? Fungicides, herbicides, insecticides, rodenticides What needs to be put on the road frontage of the house in a visible area at the time of application of pesticides to a home? Application sign How many signs should you put along the street side? One (1) Sign for every entry point, then every 150 feet of frontage If the Jr. Operator moves to a different address, how long do you have to notify Pest Management Program? Thirty days What should your spill control kit contain? Soap, water, shovel, absorbent material, waterproof boots and gloves Do you report spills to "DEEP" or "EPA"? DEEP Why should you not mix chemicals near ponds or streams? If a spill occurs, there's a serious risk of damage to people or wildlife When a job requires dust treatment, what should you look for in a weather report? Wind speed and rain Pesticides spilled in the _____ is almost absorbed as fast as swallowing the poison. groin If your supervisor puts in the written notes to "Apply 4oz of granulate to a home, can you differ from instructions? Why or why not? Without modified Supervisor instructions, you may use LESS product, but not more. When spraying chemicals, what can you do to protect yourself? Read and follow the label Where do you dispose of chemical containers? Take back to office or warehouse for disposal How do you dispose of chemical containers? Triple rinse. Puncture and plastic bottles and crush cans (non aerosol) Which type of can should you be aware not to puncture? Why? Aerosol cans. They can contain gas which can explode if punctured What is the most common cause of pesticide poisoning for applicators? Through skin contact (Dermal) What should you do If you spill chemicals on yourself? Immediately remove contaminated clothing What does IPM stand for? Integrated Pest Management What is IPM used for? To minimize pesticide use and still keep pests controlled