For applicators when working with pesticides, which option reflects a stated requirement?

• A. wear identifiable company work clothes
• B. have their license/certification document on their person
• C. have photo identification
• D. none of the above

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that you must be able to prove you’re authorized to apply pesticides while you’re working. The official rule is that applicators must carry their pesticide license or certification document on their person. This card or document serves as the formal proof of your qualifications and the specific categories you’re certified for, so inspectors or supervisors can verify you’re legally allowed to apply pesticides at that moment.

Wearing identifiable company clothes isn’t the credential you’re required to carry, and a separate photo ID isn’t the official proof of certification. The license/certification document itself is the designated credential you need on hand.