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Under Indiana's rules, how long must a private applicator keep and maintain records of restricted use pesticide applications, and by when must each record be entered?
- One year, recorded by the fifteenth day after application
- Two years, recorded by the thirtieth day from the date of application
- Three years, recorded by the sixtieth day after application
- Five years, recorded immediately on the day of application
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Indiana requires private applicator restricted-use records to be recorded by the thirtieth day from the application date and kept for two years (355 IAC 4-4-1.5(b)).Under Indiana's financial responsibility rules, what is the minimum general liability coverage required for a pesticide application business?
- $100,000 combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage
- $300,000 general liability combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage
- $300,000 for property damage only
- $500,000 combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage
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Indiana requires a pesticide application business to carry at least $300,000 general liability as a combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage (355 IAC 4-3-2(a)). The property-damage-only $300,000 figure applies to Category 12 inspection businesses.In Indiana, how may a private applicator renew certification through recertification programs, and what is the per-year limit on credits?
- Attend at least three PARPs, with no more than two PARP credits earned in any one year of the five-year period
- Attend at least eight CCHs, with no annual cap
- Attend at least two PARPs total during the certification period
- Attend at least five PARPs, with no more than one credit per year
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Indiana lets private applicators renew by attending at least three PARPs before their certification period expires, but no more than two PARP credits may be earned in any single year of the five-year cycle (355 IAC 4-7-5).Under Indiana's rules, for how long must a restricted pesticide dealer maintain the transaction records required for each restricted use pesticide sale?
- One year from the date of sale
- Two years from the date of sale
- Three years from the date of sale
- Five years from the date of sale
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Indiana dealers must keep the required restricted-use pesticide transaction records for two years from the date of sale (355 IAC 4-4-3).In Indiana, what is the consequence when an individual provides or receives unauthorized assistance during a certification examination?
- A reduction of the passing score by twenty-five percent for that attempt
- A one-year ban from taking any further examinations
- Immediate termination of the examining process for everyone involved and a five-year bar from taking any examinations
- Forfeiture of the examination fee only, with retake allowed the same day
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Indiana treats unauthorized assistance as grounds for immediately ending the exam for all involved individuals and denying them any examination opportunity for five years (355 IAC 4-1-2.1(f)).How long must an Indiana Category 7b licensed applicator for hire keep the required termiticide treatment records?
- Two (2) years from the date of treatment
- Three (3) years from the date of treatment
- Five (5) years from the date of treatment
- Seven (7) years from the date of treatment
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Unlike the general two-year retention for restricted-use records, Indiana requires Category 7b termiticide for-hire treatment records to be kept five years from the date of treatment (355 IAC 4-5-2).In Indiana, which certification category is required for any individual who applies pesticides by means of a fixed-wing, rotary-wing, ultralight, or lighter-than-air aircraft?
- Category 8 (community-wide mosquito management)
- Category 7d (fumigation)
- Category 11 (aerial application)
- Category 13 (limited certification)
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Indiana requires Category 11 certification for all individuals applying pesticides by aircraft, including fixed-wing, rotary-wing, ultralight, and lighter-than-air craft (355 IAC 4-1-3(12)).Under Indiana's recordkeeping rules, within how many days of a restricted use pesticide application must a commercial applicator give a copy of the records to the person for whom the pesticide was applied?
- Within fifteen days
- Within thirty days
- Within sixty days
- Within ninety days
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Indiana requires the commercial applicator to provide a copy of the application records to the customer within thirty days of a restricted use pesticide application; the customer must then keep that copy for two years (355 IAC 4-4-1(e)).← All practice exams