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Texas Regulatory Framework for Pesticide Applicators

Governing Agencies: TDA and SPCS

License Classifications: Commercial, Non-Commercial, and Private

Who Must Comply: Requirements and Exemptions

Agricultural Certification Categories (TDA)

TDA Agricultural Pest Control Categories

Specialized TDA Categories: Vector, Aquatic, and Rights-of-Way

Structural Certification Categories (SPCS)

Structural Pest Control Categories Overview

Termite, Lawn, and Weed Control Categories

Licensing Process and Compliance

Obtaining and Maintaining a License

Legal Responsibilities and Recordkeeping

🎮 Pixel Quest: Licensure & Categories Review

Quiz

Quiz 1: Regulatory Agencies and License Types

Quiz 2: TDA Agricultural Categories

Quiz 3: SPCS Structural Categories

Quiz 4: Licensing Process and Requirements

Quiz 5: Compliance and Responsibilities

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Get ready to earn your Texas pesticide applicator license with a course designed to simplify complex regulations and prepare you for real-world compliance. Texas Pesticide Applicator Licensing and Regulatory Compliance guides you through the roles of the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) and the Structural Pest Control Service (SPCS), the license types they oversee, and the exact steps to become certified. You’ll learn how to select the right license for agricultural or structural work, navigate TDA agricultural certification categories, and master SPCS structural categories like General Pest, Termite, and Lawn & Ornamental. The course breaks down examination requirements, CEU rules, and recordkeeping so you know exactly what to do to stay compliant. Interactive scenarios, knowledge checks, and a fun Pixel Quest review game help you apply regulations to everyday decisions—from choosing the proper category for rights-of-way vegetation management to understanding supervision requirements for trainees. Whether you manage field crops, protect public health from vectors, or treat homes and commercial buildings, this course gives you the clarity and confidence to operate legally and safely in Texas. Finish with practice quizzes aligned to each module so you’re fully prepared for the licensing exam and compliant operations on day one.

Chapter 1 - 🪪 Applicator Certification and Licensing

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            <p>Navigating the complex regulatory landscape of Texas pesticide application is a fundamental requirement for every pest control professional operating within the state. This course provides a comprehensive breakdown of the dual-agency oversight system, specifically distinguishing the regulatory roles and jurisdictional boundaries of the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) and the Structural Pest Control Service (SPCS). Understanding these distinctions is critical for ensuring that your operations remain compliant with state laws, whether you are managing pests in an agricultural setting or protecting residential and commercial structures. By examining the legal framework governing the industry, professionals will gain the clarity needed to operate safely and legally under the correct governing body.</p>

<p>Beyond agency oversight, this training explores the practicalities of license classifications—Commercial, Non-Commercial, and Private—and the specific certification categories that define a professional's scope of practice. From agricultural field crops and aquatic environments to structural termite control and lawn maintenance, identifying the correct certification category is essential for avoiding legal pitfalls and ensuring environmental safety. We will also detail the lifecycle of a license, covering the initial examination process, mandatory recordkeeping protocols, and the Continuing Education Unit (CEU) requirements necessary for renewal. Mastering these regulatory standards is vital for safeguarding your professional standing, protecting public health, and maintaining the integrity of your pest control business.</p>
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