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Which classification listed in North Dakota's class schedule covers pesticide use in, on, or around human dwellings, schools, hospitals, and warehouses?
- Ornamental and turf pest control
- Right-of-way pest control
- Industrial, institutional, and structural pest control
- Public health pest control
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The industrial, institutional, and structural class in ND authorizes treatment of human dwellings, institutions such as schools and hospitals, and industrial sites like warehouses and grain elevators, which is the typical structural pest control work.🔗 Source
Under North Dakota's definition, 'under the direct supervision' requires that the certified applicator be able to physically arrive at the supervised applicator's location within what time?
- Fifteen minutes
- Thirty minutes
- One hour
- Two hours
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ND defines direct supervision so the certified applicator need not be physically present but must be able to physically arrive at the supervised applicator's location within thirty minutes.🔗 Source
Before North Dakota will issue a commercial applicator certificate, the applicant must furnish proof of financial responsibility in what minimum amount?
- $25,000
- $50,000
- $100,000
- $500,000
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North Dakota ties issuance of a commercial applicator certificate to proof of financial responsibility kept at one hundred thousand dollars, shown by a notarized net-assets letter, a performance bond, or a general liability policy. Letting that coverage lapse triggers immediate suspension of the certification.🔗 Source
Under North Dakota's recordkeeping rule, how long must the records kept by pesticide dealers and commercial applicators be retained?
- One year from the date of application, sale, or purchase
- Two years from the date of application, sale, or purchase
- Three years from the date of application, sale, or purchase
- Five years from the date of application, sale, or purchase
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North Dakota requires the sale, purchase, and application records kept by dealers, commercial applicators, and public applicators to be held for three years from the date of the application, sale, or purchase, and to be turned over to the commissioner on request.🔗 Source
What is the minimum age to be issued a commercial applicator, public applicator, or dealer certificate in North Dakota?
- Sixteen years of age
- Eighteen years of age
- Twenty-one years of age
- There is no minimum age requirement
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North Dakota rule 60-03-01-05.1 limits commercial, public, and dealer certificates to applicants who are at least eighteen, on top of completing the application, demonstrating competence, and paying the required fees.🔗 Source
Under North Dakota rules, a holder of an aerial pest control certificate must attend a PAASS program or other board-approved program at least how often?
- Once every year
- Once every two years
- Once every three years
- Once every five years
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ND imposes a specific recurrency requirement on aerial certificate holders: attendance at a PAASS or other board-approved program at least once every three years, with proof required before recertification is issued.🔗 Source
Under North Dakota rules, on what date does a commercial applicator certificate expire?
- April first following the third anniversary of the year of certification or recertification
- December 31 of the year it was issued
- One year from the exact date of issuance
- January first following the fifth anniversary of issuance
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ND ties certificate expiration to April first following the third anniversary of the certification or recertification year, making recertification a roughly three-year cycle anchored to a fixed calendar date rather than the issuance date.🔗 Source
Under North Dakota rules, any person involved in or causing a pesticide incident that could adversely affect humans, animals, or the environment must report it to the commissioner within what time?
- Twenty-four hours after the incident
- Seventy-two hours after the incident
- Seven days after the incident
- Thirty days after the incident
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ND requires a pesticide incident report to the commissioner within twenty-four hours; a telephone report is acceptable only if followed within twenty-four hours by a letter or email report.🔗 Source
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