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Your State Fumigation License Exam in Drawings: the Whole Job in the Order You Already Work It One Job Step per Page

For pest control techs going for their state fumigation license or category. Fumigants, tarps and sand snakes, secondary locks and placards, dosage math, SCBA, monitoring lines, aeration and clearance. Every topic gets its own page: first the drawing, then what you need to remember. 64 illustrated pages.

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Every topic, its own pageEach step of the job drawn, with the explanation right next to it
64 illustrated pages8 parts, from how a fumigant moves to the week before the exam
Up-to-date sourcesCurrent EPA fumigant labels, FIFRA FMP rules and state study manuals
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Every page has one big drawing and a box with the numbers and steps you need to know:

Fumigation fills walls, attic and furniture with gas, but leaves no residual protection.
Fumigation fills walls, attic and furniture with gas, but leaves no residual protection.
Methyl bromide: phased out January 1, 2005; only QPS and Critical Use remain.
Methyl bromide: phased out January 1, 2005; only QPS and Critical Use remain.
Perimeter → roof → attic → crawlspace → every room: the walk that feeds your FMP.
Perimeter → roof → attic → crawlspace → every room: the walk that feeds your FMP.
Rip, worn coating, good seam: what to check on every tarp before it goes up.
Rip, worn coating, good seam: what to check on every tarp before it goes up.
40 × 30 × 12 ft = 14,400 cu ft, measured to the tarp line.
40 × 30 × 12 ft = 14,400 cu ft, measured to the tarp line.
Sulfuryl fluoride over 1 ppm or unknown = SCBA. Phosphine 0.3–15 ppm = full-face; over 15 = SCBA.
Sulfuryl fluoride over 1 ppm or unknown = SCBA. Phosphine 0.3–15 ppm = full-face; over 15 = SCBA.
Aeration in 5 steps: two people, SCBA above 1 ppm, label minimum time, then 1 ppm or less.
Aeration in 5 steps: two people, SCBA above 1 ppm, label minimum time, then 1 ppm or less.
Inspect → prep → seal → locks and signs → dose → introduce → monitor → aerate → clear.
Inspect → prep → seal → locks and signs → dose → introduce → monitor → aerate → clear.

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These are real pages from the book. The table of contents is the full one: 8 parts and 60 topics.

The Problem Isn't You. It's How It Was Explained to You.

You're standing in the driveway of a two-story house with a crawlspace. Tomorrow you're the one running this job, and your boss asks what you checked on the walk-through.

You read that chapter last night. The manual covers the pre-job inspection in long paragraphs, with the order buried somewhere in the middle, and this morning nothing comes back.

Perimeter → roof → attic → crawlspace → every room: the walk that feeds your FMP.

In the book, the inspection walk is one page: perimeter → roof → attic → crawlspace → every room, drawn as a route around the house, with what to look for at each stop and how it feeds your FMP.

The same goes for the tarp check, sand snakes, secondary locks, the volume math and the clearance reading: each one has its own page.

You see the route, you walk it, and you answer your boss without going back to the manual.

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Same Topic, Two Ways to Study It

THIS
  • The manual: line after line
  • Fumigant properties explained only in words
  • You walk into the exam with doubts
Sulfuryl fluoride (SO2F2) is a colorless, odorless gas at ordinary temperatures and pressures, supplied as a liquefied compressed gas in steel cylinders. Its boiling point of approximately −67 °F permits rapid volatilization upon release, while its vapor density, approximately 3.5 times that of air, necessitates the use of fans to achieve uniform distribution throughout the enclosed space. Because the compound possesses no inherent warning properties, applicators shall introduce a warning agent in accordance with label directions prior to the introduction of the fumigant.
FOR THIS
  • Sulfuryl fluoride in one drawing
  • Boiling point and weight in a box
  • You see it and you get it
Methyl bromide: phased out January 1, 2005; only QPS and Critical Use remain.
CONTENTS

Take a Look at the 8 Parts and 60 Topics

How fumigation works, the fumigants, inspection and prep, sealing, dosage math, introduction and monitoring, aeration and clearance, and exam review: 64 pages, all illustrated

IHow Fumigation Works · pp. 5-11
  1. Fumigation Is a Gas Job, Not a Spray Job
  2. How a Fumigant Moves: Diffusion and Penetration
  3. Dosage = Concentration × Time
  4. The Label Is the Law
  5. The Fumigation Management Plan (FMP)
  6. Your License: Federal Rules, State Category
  7. Toxicity Basics: Signal Words and Routes of Exposure
IIThe Fumigants · pp. 12-18
  1. Sulfuryl Fluoride: The Structural Workhorse
  2. Chloropicrin: The Warning Agent
  3. Methyl Bromide: Restricted and Phasing Out
  4. Phosphine from Aluminum and Magnesium Phosphide
  5. Phosphine Hazards: Copper, Fire and Odor
  6. The Fumigants Side by Side
  7. Which Pest, Which Dose: Eggs Are the Hard Part
IIIBefore the Job: Inspection and Prep · pp. 19-26
  1. The Pre-Job Inspection Walk
  2. Measuring the Structure
  3. Occupant Notice and Paperwork
  4. Food, Feed and Medicines: Remove or Double-Bag
  5. People, Pets and Plants Out
  6. Shut Off Flames and Gas Service
  7. Soil, Neighbors and Connected Structures
  8. Building the FMP Before You Seal
IVSealing: Tarps, Tape, Locks and Signs · pp. 27-34
  1. Choosing and Inspecting Tarps
  2. Tarping the Roof and Rolling the Seams
  3. Sand Snakes at the Ground Line
  4. Tape-and-Seal Method
  5. Hard Spots: Chimneys, Vents and Utility Lines
  6. Secondary Locks on Every Entrance
  7. Warning Placards: What They Must Say
  8. Securing the Site and the Two-Person Rule
VDosage Math, Step by Step · pp. 35-44
  1. Volume of a Box: L × W × H
  2. Adding the Gable Roof
  3. Other Roof Shapes and Odd Sections
  4. Putting the Sections Together
  5. Temperature Changes the Dose
  6. Exposure Time and Half-Loss Time (HLT)
  7. Using the Fumigation Calculator
  8. Worked Example: Sulfuryl Fluoride Job
  9. Worked Example: Phosphide Tablets and Pellets
  10. Math Traps: Units and Rounding
VIIntroduction and Monitoring · pp. 45-51
  1. PPE and When You Need SCBA
  2. Introduction Lines and Fans
  3. The Introduction Sequence
  4. Placing Monitoring Lines
  5. Taking and Recording Readings
  6. Reading HLT from Your Readings
  7. Finding and Fixing Leaks
VIIAeration and Clearance · pp. 52-58
  1. The Aeration Plan
  2. Opening Up: Tarps, Fans and Doors
  3. Clearance Devices and How to Use Them
  4. The Clearance Numbers
  5. Handing the Structure Back
  6. Exposure Symptoms and First Response
  7. Phosphide Residues and Empty Containers
VIIIReview and Exam Prep · pp. 59-64
  1. The Whole Job on One Page
  2. The Numbers to Know
  3. Questions That Mix Things Up
  4. Your State: What to Check
  5. Records You Keep After Every Job
  6. The Week Before the Exam

One Page, One Topic, All Clear

Think of it this way:

It's the last hour of a job, or it's exam morning, and you need the steps to aerate a house and the number that clears it.

You open the book to the aeration plan and see it drawn in 5 steps: open up with two people, SCBA above 1 ppm, the label's minimum aeration time, a clearance reading, and for sulfuryl fluoride 1 ppm or less before anyone goes back in.

40 × 30 × 12 ft = 14,400 cu ft, measured to the tarp line.

The same with the tarp check, the L × W × H volume, when you need SCBA and the whole job from inspection to clearance: each one on its own page.

Fumigation Illustrated is 8 parts and 60 topics, all drawn, and it ends with a review section: the whole job on one page, the numbers to know and questions that mix things up.

What you see drawn, you don't have to memorize.

What's Inside Fumigation Illustrated:

Ipp. 5-11

How Fumigation Works

You see why the job works the way it does: a gas that reaches walls and attic, dosage as concentration × time, the label as the law, the FMP, your license category and toxicity basics.

IIpp. 12-18

The Fumigants

Sulfuryl fluoride, chloropicrin, methyl bromide and phosphine from phosphides, their hazards, all of them side by side, and why eggs are the hard part.

IIIpp. 19-26

Before the Job: Inspection and Prep

The inspection walk, measuring the structure, occupant notice, food and medicines, people, pets and plants out, flames and gas off, neighbors, and building the FMP.

IVpp. 27-34

Sealing: Tarps, Tape, Locks and Signs

Choosing tarps, tarping the roof, sand snakes, tape-and-seal, chimneys and vents, secondary locks, warning placards and the two-person rule.

Vpp. 35-44

Dosage Math, Step by Step

You work out the volume of any house without freezing: box volume, gable roofs and odd sections, then temperature, exposure time and HLT, with two worked examples and the unit traps marked.

VIpp. 45-51

Introduction and Monitoring

PPE and when you need SCBA, introduction lines and fans, the introduction sequence, monitoring lines, readings, HLT from your readings and fixing leaks.

VIIpp. 52-58

Aeration and Clearance

You know when a house can be handed back: the aeration plan, opening up, clearance devices and the numbers to hit, plus exposure symptoms and phosphide residues.

VIIIpp. 59-64

Review and Exam Prep

The whole job on one page, the numbers to know, questions that mix things up, what to check for your state, records and the week before the exam.

At the end of the book: A review section: the whole job on one page, the numbers to know and questions that mix things up.

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Who This Book Is For

You're studying for the fumigation category

You're studying for the fumigation category

You follow the job in the order you already work it, one drawing per step, so each page connects to something you've seen in the field.

Your state exam is coming up

Your state exam is coming up

The numbers to know and the worked dosage math are in boxes you can review at night in a few minutes, plus practice questions with answers.

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You already work on a fumigation crew

You print the pages you need and keep them in the truck: the inspection walk, the tarp check, SCBA thresholds and the aeration plan.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it for me if I've worked in pest control for years and now need my fumigation license?

Yes. It doesn't treat you like a beginner: it follows the job in the order you already work it and puts the rules and numbers the exam asks about on one page each.

Does it work for my state's exam: California, Florida, Texas or another state?

It covers what every state builds on: the current EPA-registered fumigant labels and the FIFRA Fumigation Management Plan rules, checked against state fumigation study manuals. Categories, records and exam formats change by state, so Part VIII has a page on what to check for yours.

Is it official material?

No. It's an independent illustrated study book. It isn't issued or endorsed by the EPA or any state licensing agency, and it doesn't come with a certificate or continuing education hours.

Does it replace my training or the label?

No. It doesn't replace required training, supervised field experience, your license or your state study manual, and the fumigant label is always the law. What it adds: the same material in the order you work a job, one drawing per topic and the numbers in a box, so you review in minutes and know exactly where to look in the manual.

Are the practice questions the ones on the exam?

No. They're written for this book, in the style of the exam, to test each chapter and send you back to the right page.

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