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How far in advance must an applicant pre-register with the Committee secretary before a structural pest control license or certified applicator examination in North Carolina?
- No less than 5 days prior
- No less than 10 days prior
- No less than 15 days prior
- No less than 30 days prior
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Under 02 NCAC 34 .0302(c)(1), applicants must pre-register no less than 10 days before the examination, and those who do not pre-register are not allowed to sit for the exam.🔗 Source
Under North Carolina structural pest control rules, what minimum examination score entitles an applicant to a license in that phase?
- 60 percent
- 65 percent
- 70 percent
- 75 percent
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02 NCAC 34 .0302(a)(9) states that an applicant scoring 70 percent or higher on a license examination is issued a license in that phase once the required application, fees, and insurance documents are submitted.🔗 Source
Under North Carolina rule 02 NCAC 34 .0604(b), how long must a licensee keep a duplicate wood-destroying insect or wood-destroying organism report after it is issued?
- One year beyond the date of issuance
- Two years beyond the date of issuance
- Five years beyond the date of issuance
- Two years beyond the expiration of the related agreement
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02 NCAC 34 .0604(b) requires the licensee to keep a duplicate of each wood-destroying insect or wood-destroying organism report for at least two years past the date it was issued.🔗 Source
Under North Carolina rules, which of the following must be completed before a person may sit for the certified applicator certification examination?
- Holding an inactive structural pest control license
- Completion of the registered technician school
- Two years of supervised field experience
- Passing the wood-destroying organism phase examination first
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02 NCAC 34 .0302(b)(11) makes completion of the registered technician school a prerequisite to taking the certification examination.🔗 Source
A North Carolina applicant is caught providing unauthorized assistance to another person during a license examination. For how long is that applicant barred from a reexamination?
- Three months from the examination date
- Six months from the examination date
- One year from the examination date
- Two years from the examination date
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Per 02 NCAC 34 .0302(a)(7), an applicant who uses unauthorized assistance is dismissed, has the results voided and the fee forfeited, and cannot retake the exam for six months from the examination date.🔗 Source
After passing the examination for a North Carolina structural pest control license, within what period must the applicant apply for the license to avoid having to retake the exam?
- Three months from the examination date
- Six months from the examination date
- Twelve months from the examination date
- Two years from the examination date
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02 NCAC 34 .0302(a)(11) requires those who pass to apply for the license within six months of the examination; otherwise they must take and pass reexaminations before any license can be issued.🔗 Source
To recertify by Continuing Certification Units in a single phase of structural pest control in North Carolina, how many total CCUs are required, and how many of those must be specific to that phase?
- 10 CCUs total, with 5 specific to that phase
- 15 CCUs total, with 5 specific to that phase
- 10 CCUs total, with all 10 specific to that phase
- 20 CCUs total, with 10 specific to that phase
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Rule 02 NCAC 34 .0309(b)(2)(A) requires 10 CCUs for single-phase recertification, of which 5 must be solely applicable to the phase being recertified; two- and three-phase totals scale up from there.🔗 Source
Per NC rule 02 NCAC 34 .0102, how does the definition of a commercial certified applicator differ from that of a noncommercial certified applicator?
- A commercial certified applicator treats commercial structures, while a noncommercial applicator treats residences
- A commercial certified applicator is employed by a licensed individual, while a noncommercial applicator is not employed by a licensed individual
- A commercial certified applicator uses restricted-use pesticides, while a noncommercial applicator does not
- A commercial certified applicator holds all three phases, while a noncommercial applicator holds only one
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Under the NC definitions, the distinction turns on employment status: a commercial certified applicator is one employed by a licensed individual, whereas a noncommercial certified applicator is not employed by a licensed individual.🔗 Source
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