Certified Hazardous Materials Manager (CHMM) Practice Exam

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Which statement regarding restricted pesticides under FIFRA is incorrect?

Restricted pesticides are readily available for purchase by any consumer

The statement indicating that restricted pesticides are readily available for purchase by any consumer is not accurate. Under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA), restricted-use pesticides are specifically designated for use only by certified applicators. This means that individuals who want to purchase or use these pesticides must possess the necessary training and certification to handle these more potent chemicals safely. Restricted-use pesticides are categorized as such because they carry a higher risk of causing harm to human health or the environment if improperly used. Therefore, they are not sold over the counter to the general public but rather through licensed dealers or manufacturers to qualified professionals who understand how to manage their safety and effectiveness. The other options correctly describe aspects of restricted-use pesticides under FIFRA, emphasizing the need for certification and the limitations on their application to ensure safety.

Restricted pesticides are restricted for commercial use

Restricted pesticides can only be applied by a certified applicator

Restricted pesticides must be accompanied by an MSDS

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