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In Alabama, if an applicant fails the Commercial Applicator examination, what is the minimum waiting period before re-examination unless the Commissioner waives it?
- There is no waiting period
- A minimum of 10 days from the previous examination
- A minimum of 30 days from the previous examination
- Until the next quarterly examination date
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Rule 80-1-13-.08(4) bars re-examination for at least 10 days after a failed Commercial Applicator exam, a wait the Commissioner may waive.Under Alabama Rule 80-10-9-.02, how does a 'Branch Supervisor' differ from a 'Certified Operator' in structural pest control?
- A Branch Supervisor may supervise both a main office and a branch office
- A Branch Supervisor is certified to supervise only a branch office, never a main office
- A Branch Supervisor needs no examination, only experience
- A Branch Supervisor may supervise an unlimited number of offices
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Rule 80-10-9-.02 limits a Branch Supervisor to supervising a branch office only and never qualifies that person to supervise structural pest control work from a main office.Under Alabama Rule 80-1-13-.08, what per-category permit fee must an applicant pay the Department of Agriculture and Industries to issue or reissue a Commercial Applicator Permit?
- $25 per category
- $35 per category
- $45 per category
- $75 per category
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Rule 80-1-13-.08 sets the fee at $45 for each category in which the applicant seeks certification or recertification.Under Alabama's professional services rules (Chapter 80-10-9), on what schedule are the structural pest control certification examinations regularly held?
- The first Monday of each month
- The third Tuesday in March, June, September, and December
- The last Friday in January and July
- Whenever ten or more applicants have applied
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Rule 80-10-9-.07 fixes the regular examinations on the third Tuesday of March, June, September, and December, moved to the next day if a holiday falls on that date.In Alabama, a permittee performing subterranean termite work must retain each required monthly termite report for the Commissioner for how long after it is filed?
- One year from the month it was filed
- Two years from the month it was filed
- Three years from the month it was filed
- Five years from the month it was filed
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Rule 80-10-9-.16(2) requires the monthly subterranean termite reports to be kept by the permittee for three years from the month each was filed.Under Alabama's direct-supervision rule 80-1-13-.12, when must the permit holder be physically present while a nonpermitted applicator applies a restricted-use pesticide?
- Whenever any restricted-use pesticide is applied, without exception
- Only when the application occurs on agricultural property
- When more hazardous application situations or the pesticide labeling require it
- Only when the nonpermitted applicator requests it in writing
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Rule 80-1-13-.12 obligates the permit holder to be physically present where the greater hazard of the situation or the product's labeling demands it; otherwise supervision may be by detailed instructions.Under Alabama Rule 80-10-9-.10, may one person certified as a certified operator or branch supervisor be designated to supervise more than one main office or more than one branch office of the permittee?
- Yes, one person may supervise up to three offices
- Yes, with written approval from the Commissioner
- No, no such person may supervise more than one main office or more than one branch office
- Yes, provided the offices are within 100 road miles
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Rule 80-10-9-.10 forbids a certified operator or branch supervisor from being assigned to supervise more than one main office or more than one branch office of the permittee.Under Chapter 80-10-9, what is the required examination fee for each structural pest control examination in Alabama, payable at the time the exam is given?
- $25.00 per examination
- $45.00 per examination
- $75.00 per examination
- $100.00 per examination
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Rule 80-10-9-.08 sets the examination fee at seventy-five dollars per exam, with the same fee charged again for any retake.
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