How it works
This unofficial Alaska pesticide applicator practice test asks 68 questions of our own on 18 AAC 90, the state's Pesticide Control regulations. It is not affiliated with the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation.
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Which exams Alaska gives
18 AAC 90.305 sets a written core examination for commercial applicators and a category examination for each category sought, such as structural pest control or oilfield biocides. An applicant must show knowledge of state and federal pesticide statutes and regulations.
What this bank covers
This bank practices the state regulations. Federal label and worker protection rules are on the pesticide applicator practice test. A mock exam here is 40 questions, our number; the regulations print no question count.
- Two years is the keeping period for dealer, applicator and school records alike.
- With no wind speed in the labeling, the limit is seven miles per hour.
Questions and answers
Is this the real Alaska pesticide applicator exam?
No. It is unofficial practice written for this site from 18 AAC 90. The real examinations are given by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation or its representative, and none of their questions are here.
What score passes the Alaska pesticide applicator exam?
At least 70 percent of the highest possible grade. That is how 18 AAC 90.990 defines passing for the written examinations.
Who needs pesticide certification in Alaska?
Under 18 AAC 90.300: anyone who uses or supervises restricted-use pesticides, does custom, commercial or contract work, acts as a pesticide consultant or restricted-use dealer, or applies most pesticides at a school or public place.
How long does Alaska pesticide certification last?
No more than three years from the date it is issued, by 18 AAC 90.305. Renewal takes an application and at least 12 approved continuing education hours before it expires.
Where can I take the Alaska pesticide applicator exam?
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service says it gives the department's exams at its training workshops, and that people in remote places can study at home and arrange a locally administered exam.