Georgia WDO cheat sheet
Georgia WDO · Keep the key ideas within reach.
Actual Hawaii and Georgia pesticide qualification boundaries
Distinguish Hawaii private/commercial categories and Georgia structural roles.
Category 30 is WDO control other than fumigation.
FIFRA includes actual exemptions and state requirements remain relevant.
A written bank does not confer an applicator or operator authorization.
Pest identification, monitoring and integrated management
Identify the organism, life stage and cause.
Monitoring supports a context-specific management decision.
Combine compatible preventive and control tactics.
A different brand does not necessarily change mode of action.
Label interpretation, exposure and protective boundaries
Use the actual applicable label and related conditions.
Inert does not mean harmless and signal words are not complete risk assessments.
Match protection to the formulation and actual task.
PPE alone does not waive restricted entry or authorize emergency handling.
Calibration, formulation and supplied quantity models
Separate product, active ingredient and carrier quantities.
Calibration needs actual output and coverage evidence.
Formulation and compatibility depend on the specific product.
Use labeled placement and real equipment controls rather than a universal recipe.
Drift, runoff, soil movement and sensitive receptors
Distinguish drift, vapor, runoff and leaching pathways.
Retention and degradation depend on product and conditions.
Identify actual non-target receptors and current geographic requirements.
A preventive measure or favorable weather observation is not complete permission.
Wood-destroying organisms, inspection evidence and Georgia reports
Identify organisms using appropriate combinations of evidence.
Distinguish activity, history, damage and inaccessible areas.
Use the actual current Georgia report rather than a foreign form.
An inspection concept does not authorize reporting or chemical treatment.