Question 12004 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
In Illinois, a commercial applicator is the person in a company who
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Correct answer to question 12004
- D: is responsible for purchasing, storing, handling, and using pesticides
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The applicator is the licensed person responsible for all pesticide purchasing, storage, handling, and use at a company. This is usually an owner, supervisor, or foreman, and the applicator may supervise licensed operators.
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