Connecticut Structural Pest Control & Termite Practice Exam

Prepare for Connecticut commercial structural pest control certification covering general household pests, wood destroying organisms, and termite remediation.

CON-STRUCT • PASS: 70%

Connecticut Governing Regulatory Standards

Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP)
Connecticut General Statutes (CGS) Title 22a Chapter 441 (Pesticide Control)

🏛️ Exam & Testing Parameters

Test Code: CON-STRUCT

Passing Threshold: 70% minimum

Governing Body: Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP)

📜 Licensing Categories in Connecticut

Commercial Supervisory Certificate:

12 CEU credit hours per 5-year cycle (at least 3 in core/laws)

Commercial Operator Certificate:

Re-examination or active supervisor sponsorship

All Certification Categories for Connecticut

CON-CORE Connecticut Commercial Pesticide Applicator General Core Test Min Pass: 70% CON-TURF Connecticut Ornamental & Turf Pest Control Category Exam Min Pass: 70% CON-STRUCT Connecticut Structural Pest Control & Termite Practice Exam Min Pass: 70%

Federal Core Study Modules for Connecticut Applicators

Under 40 CFR Part 171, state applicator certification requires full competence in federal core testing standards before category endorsement.

National Core Exam → 100-Question comprehensive simulation Calibration Math Formulas → GPA, nozzle GPM & ground speed formulas Worker Protection Standard → 40 CFR Part 170 safety mandates & REI Chemical Label Decoders → 12 Active ingredients & container reading

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