Question 12005 of 406 · Illinois Pesticide Applicator General Standards Exam
Which situation calls for a commercial not-for-hire license in Illinois?
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Correct answer to question 12005
- A: An employee must apply pesticides only on the employer's own property
Explanation
The not-for-hire license fits employees whose job requires pesticide use limited to property under the employer's control. Spraying for customers is a for-hire activity and requires a commercial license.
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