Question 12005 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Before an employee may act as a trained serviceperson in Ohio, the employee must first
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Correct answer to question 12005
- D: read the ODA Safety Training Guide for Trained Servicepersons or complete equivalent employer training
Explanation
The training must happen before the employee's first occupational exposure to pesticides. A trained serviceperson is not licensed, so no exam is required, but the employer and supervisor must verify the training in writing.
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