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Texas Regulatory Agencies and Framework

Regulatory Authorities: TDA and SPCS

The Texas Pesticide Law Overview

Texas Pesticide Regulations and Application Standards

Application Standards and Safety

Texas Structural Pest Control Act: Licensing

Operational Compliance and Enforcement

Business Practices and Consumer Information

Prohibited Acts and Penalties

Texas Solid Waste Disposal Act and Record Keeping

Inspections and Audit Preparation

🎮 Pixel Quest: Compliance Journey

Knowledge Check

Quiz: Regulatory Agencies and Framework

Quiz: Licensing and Certification

Quiz: Operational Standards

Quiz: Waste Disposal and Records

Quiz: Prohibited Acts and Enforcement

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Stay compliant, protect public health, and safeguard your business with Texas Pest Control Laws and Regulatory Compliance Standards. This comprehensive online course demystifies the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) and the Structural Pest Control Service (SPCS) framework, guiding you through the Texas Pesticide Law, the Structural Pest Control Act, and the operational standards that govern day-to-day pest management work across the state. Designed for owners, managers, applicators, and apprentices, the course blends practical instruction with clear regulatory guidance so you can apply the law confidently in the field. You’ll learn how to handle and transport pesticides safely, minimize drift, meet notification rules, and maintain rock-solid records that pass inspections. We also cover licensing pathways, CEU requirements, business documentation, consumer disclosures, and enforcement risks—plus how to prepare for audits and respond to Notices of Violation. Through quizzes and a gamified Pixel Quest: Compliance Journey, you’ll reinforce knowledge in a fast, engaging format. Whether you work in agricultural or structural pest control, this course equips you with the standards, procedures, and checklists to operate legally and ethically in Texas.

Chapter 2 - 🧑‍⚖️ State Laws and Regulations

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            <p>Navigating the complex landscape of Texas pest control regulations is a fundamental requirement for every industry professional. This course provides a comprehensive examination of the legal framework established by the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) and the Structural Pest Control Service (SPCS). By exploring the Texas Pesticide Law and the specific jurisdictions governing agricultural versus structural applications, professionals will gain a clear understanding of their mission to safeguard public health and the environment. Mastery of these standards ensures that pesticide registration, applicator classifications, and label compliance are integrated into every facet of your operation, maintaining the high standards expected within the state.</p>

<p>Beyond the foundational laws, this training delves into the practical application standards and operational mandates that dictate daily business conduct. Participants will review the critical requirements for licensing—ranging from Apprentice and Technician to Certified Applicator—including supervision protocols and continuing education (CEU) obligations necessary for license renewal. Furthermore, the course covers essential compliance topics such as consumer notification, drift minimization, financial responsibility, and the stringent record-keeping demands of the Texas Solid Waste Disposal Act. Understanding the penalties for prohibited acts and preparing for TDA inspections are vital steps in protecting your career and ensuring the long-term viability of your pest control business.</p>
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