Pesticide Applicator Series: Pesticide Transport, Storage, and Security

Security, storage, and transport are all important aspects of responsible pesticide use.

Storage and transport of pesticides are when serious accidents are most likely to occur.

Pesticide applicators must know the situations that increase the risk of accidents and have strategies to reduce that risk.

Pesticide Transport

In this online pesticide transport course, you'll learn all about how to move and store pesticides safely. You can reduce the risk of harming yourself and others by knowing how to transport and store pesticides correctly.

Safe storage of pesticides can keep you safe, and also save you and your company money.

Course Overview

By the end of this course you will be able to:

State what precautions to take before transporting pesticides
Summarize what the label says about legally disposing of unwanted pesticides
List the steps to take to restrict access to pesticides
Explain how to create a safe and secure storage area
Describe how to properly store pesticides
Discuss how to reduce the amounts of stored by controlling inventory
Explain how to maintain the integrity of pesticide containers

Earning Oregon Applicator CEU's

To earn pesticide recertification credits, this ODA-approved course must be completed in the following order:

Statement of Identity
Lesson
Final Review

This course is self-paced and does not have an instructor.

Pesticide Recertification Credit

This online course is approved for Oregon Department of Agriculture's pesticide applicator recertification credit.

The following courses are also currently approved by ODA's Pesticide Certification and license renewal:

On demand. Coming soon.

1 hour

Online

$35

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Additional Information:
1 CORE ODA pesticide credit.

Instructors

Kaci Buhl

Kaci Buhl is an Associate Professor of Practice at Oregon State University (OSU). She coordinates the Statewide Pesticide Safety Education Program, working to educate professional pesticide applicators. On the national level, Ms. Buhl is the Deputy Director of the Pesticide Educational Resources Collaborative, which creates pesticide manuals, exams, and other resources for professionals. She studied integrated pest management (IPM) at Michigan State University and previously coordinated the National Pesticide Information Center (NPIC).

Jessica Green

Jessica Green is the outreach coordinator for PSEP, and has worked in agricultural pest management at Oregon State since 2012. She has designed and conducted many pesticide trials and is a contributing author and editor for the PNW Insect and Weed Management Handbooks. Ms. Green has specific training in adult education and how to make learning accessible to diverse audiences. She worked on the development team to finalize these training materials and format them into an easy, self-paced, e-learning format.

Past Students' Work

Take a look at some recent projects our students have created.

Pesticide Applicator: Pesticide Transport, Storage, and Security - Methods to Reduce Risk