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Section 1: Course Orientation and Power Sprayer Fundamentals

Module 1: Power Sprayer Types, Uses, and Core Components

Module 2: Power Sources and Daily Pre-Use Checks

Section 2: Pressure Systems, Pumps, and Application Quality

Module 3: Pressure Ranges and How Pressure Affects Spray Quality

Module 4: Pump Types and What They Mean for Performance

Module 5: Hose Management, Reels, and Safe Handling Under Pressure

Section 3: Nozzles, Flow, Coverage, and Calibration

Module 6: Nozzle Selection for Power Sprayers

Module 7: Flow Rate and Coverage Calculations for Accurate Delivery

Module 8: Calibration Methods for Power Sprayers (Nozzle Output, Ground Speed, Swath Width)

Section 4: Tank Mixing, Agitation, and System Protection

Module 9: Tank Mixing Procedures and Label-Directed Use

Module 10: Agitation Systems and Maintaining Spray Consistency

Module 11: Filters and Strainers—Protecting Pumps, Regulators, and Nozzles

Section 5: Safe Operation, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting

Module 12: Safety for Power Sprayers and Vehicle-Mounted Equipment

Module 13: Maintenance Schedules and Common Field Troubleshooting

Section 6: Knowledge Checks (Quizzes) and Course Feedback

Quiz 1: Sprayer Types, Components, and Power Sources

Quiz 2: Pressure Systems, Pumps, and Hose/Reel Safety

Quiz 3: Nozzles, Flow Rate, and Coverage Basics

Quiz 4: Calibration (Output, Ground Speed, Swath Width)

Quiz 5: Mixing, Agitation, Filtration, Maintenance, and Troubleshooting

Course Survey: Power Sprayers and Vehicle-Mounted Equipment

Power Sprayer Operations: Safety, Calibration, and Maintenance is a practical, field-ready course designed for pest control professionals who rely on backpack, skid-mounted, and truck-mounted sprayers. Through clear demonstrations and step-by-step guidance, you’ll learn how to select the right equipment for each job, perform daily pre-use checks, manage hoses and reels safely, and dial in pressure for consistent application quality. We’ll simplify key concepts like pump types, nozzle selection, droplet size, and drift potential so you can deliver accurate coverage while protecting people, property, and the environment. You’ll also master essential calibration methods—measuring nozzle output, verifying ground speed, and setting swath width—to achieve label-directed target rates every time. The course covers safe tank mixing, agitation, and filtration practices that protect your system from clogs and wear, along with preventive maintenance and troubleshooting you can apply in the field. Whether you’re new to power sprayers or refreshing your skills, you’ll finish confident in operating safely under pressure, maintaining consistent flow, and keeping your vehicle-mounted equipment ready for the next route.

F3 - Power Sprayer Operations: Safety, Calibration, and Maintenance

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            <p>Pest control professionals rely on power sprayers as the backbone of their service routes, whether utilizing backpack units, skid-mounted systems, or full truck-mounted rigs. Mastering these tools requires more than just pulling a trigger; it demands a deep understanding of core components like pumps, regulators, and agitation systems. This course provides a comprehensive breakdown of how different power sources—gas, electric, and battery—impact runtime and pressure stability. By examining the flow path from the tank to the nozzle, technicians will learn to identify how each part of the system influences application quality and overall job-site efficiency.</p>

<p>Beyond basic operation, achieving consistent results depends on precise calibration and rigorous safety protocols. This training covers the critical math behind flow rates, ground speed, and swath width to ensure every application meets label requirements and target rates. Participants will explore the nuances of nozzle selection, pressure management, and the vital role of filtration in protecting equipment from premature wear. Furthermore, the course emphasizes high-pressure safety, proper tank mixing sequences, and field troubleshooting techniques. By the end of this program, service professionals will be equipped to maintain their equipment in peak condition, minimize downtime through preventive maintenance, and deliver effective, professional-grade pest control services.</p>
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