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Welcome and Course Orientation for Pest Control Professionals

Course Overview, Learning Objectives, and Compliance Mindset

Structural Pest Control Act Essentials

Scope, Definitions, and Applicability for Structural Work

Authority, Licensing, and Duty to Comply

Public Notification Rules — 48-Hour Posting and Consumer Information Sheets

When Public Notification Is Required

48-Hour Posting: What, Where, and How Long

Consumer Information Sheets: Content and Delivery

Recordkeeping Requirements (2-Year Minimum)

What Records to Keep and How to Organize Them

Proof of Notification and Documentation Practices

Penalties and Enforcement Under State Law

Violations, Investigations, and Penalties Overview

Preventing Violations: Compliance Systems and Corrective Actions

Knowledge Checks and Application Scenarios

Quiz: Applicability of the Structural Pest Control Act

Quiz: 48-Hour Posting Triggers and Timing

Quiz: Posting Sign Content and Placement

Quiz: Consumer Information Sheets — Required Elements

Quiz: Recordkeeping — Two-Year Minimum and Data Fields

Quiz: Documenting Notification — Proof and Audit Trails

Quiz: Penalties — Fines, License Suspension, Civil Violations

Quiz: Scenario — Multifamily Exterior Perimeter Treatment

Quiz: Scenario — School or Childcare Treatment

Quiz: Compliance Systems and Corrective Actions

Course Wrap-Up and Feedback

Capstone Summary and Next Steps for Field Implementation

Survey: Learner Feedback on Course Relevance and Clarity

Applying the Structural Pest Control Act: Notification, Records, and Penalties is a practical, compliance-focused course built for licensed and apprentice structural pest control professionals. If you perform exterior perimeter treatments, service multifamily properties, or work in sensitive locations like schools and healthcare facilities, this course shows you exactly when and how to notify the public, what must appear on posting signs and consumer information sheets, and how to document every step for audit-ready records. You will learn how the Structural Pest Control Act applies to structural work, the roles and responsibilities of operators, field representatives, and applicators, and how state rules interact with local ordinances and pesticide labels. Clear checklists, templates, and job aids help you get notification right the first time, maintain two-year minimum records with confidence, and avoid costly penalties. Through concise modules and realistic scenarios, you will practice identifying 48-hour posting triggers, assembling complete sign content, delivering consumer information sheets, and capturing proof of notice. We also cover investigation workflows, penalty ranges, and corrective actions so you can respond professionally if issues arise. Finish with an action plan to update SOPs, train crews, and schedule internal audits—turning compliance from a risk into a routine advantage.

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            <p>Applying the Structural Pest Control Act: Notification, Records, and Penalties equips licensed and apprentice pest control professionals to interpret the Act and put it to work in the field. The course focuses on three high-impact areas that drive compliance outcomes: public notification (including 48-hour postings and consumer information sheets), recordkeeping (with a two-year minimum and audit-ready organization), and enforcement (violations, penalties, and how to prevent them). You will learn exactly when the Act applies to structural work versus agricultural settings, what your licensed roles and responsibilities demand on each job, and how to align services with label directions, state law, and safety standards without conflict with local ordinances.</p>

<p>Across the core modules, you will drill into practical triggers for notification—such as exterior perimeter applications and treatments in schools, childcare, healthcare, and multifamily common areas—along with exemptions and special cases you’ll encounter on real routes. You will practice building compliant postings that include business and license identifiers, product details, EPA Registration Numbers, intended time windows, and reentry guidance, and you’ll learn where signs must be placed, how long they must remain, and how to remove them correctly. You will also master consumer information sheets: required elements, delivery methods (including electronic options where allowed), language access best practices, and documentation of receipt. The recordkeeping section gives you the exact fields regulators expect—date/time, site, applicator ID, product, EPA Reg. No., dilution, amount used, target pest, method/equipment, and exterior weather—plus systems for storing labels/SDS, service tickets, posting logs, client authorizations, complaints, and training records. Finally, the enforcement segment clarifies violations, investigations, and penalty ranges, then shows how to prevent issues through SOPs, checklists, supervisor sign-offs, and corrective actions when something goes wrong.</p>

<p>To build confidence and prove competence, the course includes knowledge checks and realistic scenarios that test your judgment on applicability, posting triggers, required content and placement, documentation standards, and penalty avoidance. You’ll leave with job-ready tools—posting and documentation checklists, consumer information sheet templates, and recordkeeping frameworks—and a clear action plan to update company SOPs, train crews, schedule internal audits, and communicate professionally with regulators. The result is a field-tested compliance mindset that protects clients and occupants, safeguards your license, and keeps your business inspection-ready every day.</p>
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