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Registrants’ Soil Fumigant Applicator Training Program Components Overview

October 8, 2012

This document provides an overview of the various components of the Registrants’ Soil 

Fumigant Applicator Training Program, including the testing protocol, security measures, 

documentation for training, regulators’ access to information, and the program evaluation and 

revision plan.

Testing Protocols

There are two testing protocols: one for the on-line testing and one for in-person training. 

Each component is described in more detail below. 

On-Line Testing 

The registrants anticipate that most certified applicators will take the on-line training 

programs and tests. 

The first time that a user logs into the training program, the individual will be required to

provide his/her name, address, email address, state certified applicator license number for each 

state in which certified, if certified in more than one state, and employer and occupation. The 

individual also will be asked to review and agree to a statement regarding verification that he/she 

is the person named in the log-in information and is the certified applicator licensed by the 

indicated state or states. The language is: 

I certify that I am the individual named on the registration form 

and that (1) the certified applicator license information shown on 

the registration form is my unique license number issued by the 

state or states indicated or (2) I am a state regulator, grower 

advisor, or fumigant distributor and I am accessing this program 

for informational purposes only in connection with my duties as 

such an employee. I acknowledge that it is a violation of the 

Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) to 

apply a pesticide in a manner inconsistent with its label including 

the requirements regarding a state certified applicator license and

soil fumigant training. 

The user will then be required to create a unique password and each time a user wants to access 

the program, he/she will need to use the password. 

There also is a statement as part of the site registration that includes the language 

suggested by EPA and also covers remaining issues. The reference to the Terms of Use in this 

statement will provide a link to a page with the additional Terms of Use. The additional Terms 

of Use statement is appended as Attachment 1 to this Overview. 
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Other security measures for testing include the variability of the test questions for any 

given test. For example, there may be 25 questions for a specific module, but only 15 for each 

individual test for that module. The computer will randomly choose the questions for a specific 

test. Moreover, for the multiple choice questions, the computer will randomly rearrange the 

answers in each test so that for a specific question “B” may be the correct answer when one user 

takes the test and when the next user takes the test the correct answer will be “C.” (The actual 

language for the correct answer will not change.) 

Each chapter in each module will have three review questions, except for Chapter 3, 

which has two review questions. The review questions will remain static in the training program 

and so will be identical in each training session. The review questions are also included in the 

bank of questions for the exam and so may appear in a graded module exam. 

The exams to be graded will be given at the end of each module (not each chapter), and 

applicators will be encouraged to complete a module and take the exam at each sitting, but will 

not be forced to do so. Each module exam will consist of 15 questions.

The number of questions in the test question bank for each module is as follows: Module 

1 – 33; Module 2 – 31; Module 3 –25; Module 4 – 36; Chloropicrin – 44; Methyl Bromide – 48; 

1,3-D Chloropicrin – 50; Metam – 54; and Dazomet – 53. The breakdown of questions that 

pertain to each of the chapters in the training is as follows:

i. Module 1, Chapter 1 – 11

ii. Module, 1, Chapter 2 – 10

iii. Module 1, Chapter 3 – 12

iv. Module 2, Chapter 4 – 15

v. Module 2, Chapter 5 – 16

vi. Module 3, Chapter 6 – 16

vii. Module 3, Chapter 7 – 9

viii. Module 4, Chapter 8 – 20

ix. Module 4, Chapter 9 – 16

x. 1,3D plus Chloropicrin, Chapter 1 – 25

xi. 1,3-D plus Chloropicrin, Chapter 2 – 25

xii. Methyl Bromide, Chapter 1 – 28

xiii. Methyl Bromide, Chapter 2 – 20

xiv. Metam, Chapter 1 – 28

xv. Metam, Chapter 2 – 26

xvi. Dazomet, Chapter 1 – 28

xvii. Dazomet, Chapter 2 – 25

xviii. Chloropicrin, Chapter 1 – 20

xix. Chloropicrin, Chapter 2 – 24
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There is a total of 374 exam bank questions. Each graded module exam will have a 

random mix of questions for all chapters in the module selected from the exam question bank. 

There will be 15 questions on each module exam. The randomization is truly random, so the 

program will assign a representative number of questions from the exam bank for each chapter in 

the module exam. Because the program controls the individual questions presented in each 

exam, it is not possible to state definitively the exact number of questions that will be selected 

from each chapter. 

If an incorrect response to an exam question is given, the program will note that the 

answer is incorrect, but the correct response will not be shown during the exam. At the end of 

the exam, the applicator will be shown the correct answer for multiple choice questions but not 

others.

A passing grade of 70% will be required for each module exam. Applicators are required 

to take and get a passing grade of 70% on all four general application modules and at least one 

active ingredient specific module to obtain Proof of Completion documentation (described below 

in the “Documentation of Completion of the Program” section). Users have the ability to retake 

exams. Partial credit will not be given for multiple choice questions. Whether partial credit for 

multiple choice answers is necessary and able to be implemented will be evaluated after one year 

of program implementation. Answers to exams taken on-line will not be disclosed, as the 

grading will be done by computers. One taking the training may choose to view the correct 

answers for any questions they answered incorrectly, but they will not be shown answers to any 

other questions not on the test, but in the question bank. 

The website that administers the training program will function according to the 

following criteria:

• The content of all training materials will be legible on standard sized computer 

monitors to persons with normal vision, and the sound will be audible on standard 

computers to persons of normal hearing abilities.

• The training program will track each individual user’s progress and successful 

completion of each module.

• The training program will function effectively on current versions of major 

internet browsers, including Internet Explorer, Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. 

• A help desk will be available by telephone from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Eastern 

Time, Monday through Friday, except holidays, to assist users who have 

questions or concerns regarding functionality. The help desk number will appear 
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on slides throughout the on-line training program.

The registrants will ensure that reasonable efforts will be made to address as soon as 

possible other problems with program functionality that are caused by the program itself. The 

help desk will make all reasonable efforts to return calls promptly and by the following business 

day. 

In-Person Training Testing

Some registrants will be providing in-person presentations of the training program. The 

locations of these programs will be decided on an individual basis by the registrants once the 

training program is live on-line. Each such program will be organized by an individual registrant 

and will be advertised according to their standard methods. The applicators who attend a 

presentation will be notified in advance which chemical specific modules will be offered. All of 

these programs will include the material in the on-line version for the general fumigation 

modules and for as many of the active ingredient specific modules as are offered at that location. 

Due to time constraints, not all of the active ingredient specific modules will be offered at each 

in-person training presentation, and there generally will not be an opportunity to review a hard 

copy of another chemical specific module and take the exam at an in-person training session. 

However, once an individual has successfully completed the training program for the general 

fumigation and at least one active ingredient specific module, the individual can take additional 

active ingredient specific training modules either on-line or at another in-person training session 

without repeating the successfully completed modules. An applicator who wishes to take inperson training for a different chemical specific module will be able to do so depending upon the 

schedule and locations offered for such training by the individual registrant for that active 

ingredient. An individual does not need to have his or her own computer to take the training; the 

training will be accessible through computers located at libraries and other community locations 

available to the public. 

In some on-line training presentation instances, the registrants may play the on-line 

module from a computer attached to a projector and sound system. Alternatively, the presenters 

may use the slides and deliver the script for the program, but the slides will be the same for all 

programs. There will be an opportunity for those attending the in-person program to take a 

written version of the module tests for the general fumigation and whatever active ingredient 

specific module or modules are covered in the in-person training. Achieva will create three 

versions of the test with the same random order as the computer so that it will not be possible to 

merely copy from a nearby person also taking the test. Each in-person presentation will follow 

the additional security procedures relating to the test taking (such as providing one’s certified 

applicator license information), described in the written protocol that was provided to EPA on 

September 26, 2012. 
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Exams will be given at the end of each module. The exams will be limited to the 

modules offered at the specific in-person training session. Additional modules can, as stated, be 

taken on-line. 

The test questions and review questions will be as described for the on-line training. The 

tests used in the in-person training will be generated by computer with random questions and 

order of questions. There will be at least three such randomly generated exams used for in-person 

training for each module. Pens and/or pencils will be available for those taking the in-person 

training; calculations or other notes can be written on the paper on which the test is printed. 

Calculators will not be provided, as the questions have been designed in a manner that does not 

require calculators. The focus of the training is on the need to check the product specific and 

application specific label provisions. 

Labels may not be available for the initial in-person training; as such, sessions will likely 

occur before the labels are in the field and effective. Whether sample labels will be available for 

future training sessions after they are available in the field will be considered during the 

evaluation process. 

Participants will be permitted to ask non-substantive questions, such as how much time is 

available. Proctors will be instructed that they cannot answer any substantive questions 

regarding the exam, and those taking the exam will be notified of the conditions at the beginning 

of the exam. While no substantive questions will be allowed during the exam, it is possible that 

questions may be asked during the classroom portion of the presentation. The in-person training 

will be led by representatives from the registrants who are familiar with the program and with the 

Phase 2 labels for the products and will answer questions.

Exams from in-person training programs will be graded by the appointed registrant 

representatives who will have the exam answer keys. Registrant representatives with access to 

the exam keys will be limited, and there will be strict rules prohibiting dissemination to persons 

not employees of, contractors to, or attorneys for the individual registrant and who the registrants 

have not appointed to possess the answer keys. The registrants plan to provide, at the time of the 

training, information on the likely timeframe before exam results and documentation of 

completion will be available for those taking in-person tests. 

Certified applicators who are under age 18 may be permitted to take in-person training 

programs if applicable state law permits them to do so.
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Documentation of the Completion of the Program 

Once a user has successfully completed the training program, received a passing score of 

70% on all four general fumigation modules and at least one active ingredient specific 

fumigation module, the system will generate a training acknowledgement form (Proof of 

Completion documentation) that will be emailed to the user. This Proof of Completion 

documentation includes the following statement: “This document serves as proof of completion 

of the U.S. EPA required training for soil fumigant applicators. A copy may be attached to 

applicable FMPs to comply with the label requirement for documentation of completion.” The 

Proof of Completion documentation includes the name of the certified applicator, the certified 

applicator’s license number(s) and state(s) in which those licenses exist, and the Completion 

Date. The Completion Date is the date that the user first completes all of: (1) the general 

training modules (modules 1-4) and (2) one chemical-specific module. The Proof of Completion 

documentation will also list all of the modules the certified applicators has successfully 

completed following the Completion Date. The Completion Date will remain the same even if 

additional chemical-specific modules are taken at a later date. The applicator must retake and 

complete the general training modules plus one chemical-specific module to obtain a new 

Completion Date. 

A copy of the Proof of Completion documentation is appended as Attachment 2. There 

are two pages. The 8.5 x11 sheet can be attached to the FMP. The second page can be trimmed 

to a wallet sized card. In addition to this information, the user will be able to access the system 

and reprint this information when needed. For those who complete the on-line training, the 

Proof of Completion documentation will be sent to users one business day following the 

Completion Date and again when an additional active ingredient module is completed. 

The Proof of Completion documentation also will be provided to those who take the test 

in person, but under a longer timeframe. At the time that they take the tests, in-person training 

attendees will be asked to provide contact information, including an email and hard copy 

address. For those attendees that provide email information, Achieva will email the Proof of 

Completion documentation to them once they are entered into the system. For those who do not 

have an email address, the Proof of Completion documentation will have to be mailed via the 

United States Postal Service regular mail delivery. Because it will take time to grade the tests, 

provide the information to Achieva, enter it into the system, and then send the Proof of 

Completion documentation to the applicator, there will be a time lag between taking the tests and 

receiving the Proof of Completion documentation for those that take the test in person. 

At this time, the registrants anticipate that those who successfully take the in-person 

training and testing will receive their Proof of Completion documentation in approximately two 

to four weeks after the training. Factors that will impact the exact time include the number of 

people who take the in-person exam and the length of time needed to grade all exams from a 
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specific training session. Registrants will work to complete this process in an efficient and 

timely manner. Achieva will incorporate the results of the testing into the database within three 

business days after the receipt of the spreadsheet from the registrant. Applicators who provided 

a valid email address at the time of the in-person testing will receive the results via email the 

next business day after incorporation of the results into the Achieva database. For applicators 

who did not provide a valid email address, the material will be printed and mailed via U.S. mail, 

which will likely take another five to seven business days. The registrants estimate that it will 

take one to three weeks for the information to be entered into the tracking database. 

The Proof of Completion documentation is the primary method of documenting that an

applicator has passed the exams. An additional method of verification for regulators will be 

provided. At this time, a computer system is not feasible for this supplementary verification 

method. For the immediate future, regulators will be able to obtain confirmation from Achieva 

that an individual has passed the exam by contacting the Achieva help desk, which will be 

available between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday through Friday, except 

holidays. The information will be linked to the applicator’s name, state of certification, and state 

certified applicator number. The help desk will be staffed, but messages also can be left 24 

hours per day, 7 days per week. The help desk will return calls no later than the next business 

day.

State and tribal regulators have indicated that in some cases their inspectors or other 

enforcement personnel are certified applicators and can log in using the same procedures as other 

certified applicators. Some jurisdictions have informed the registrants that their enforcement 

personnel are not certified applicators. In those instances, registrants will provide an alternate 

code to be used in lieu of the certified applicator number, in response to a request from the 

jurisdiction.

Program Evaluation and Revision Plan

Once the system is up and running, Achieva will keep track of information on the 

training. More specifically, Achieva will provide the registrants information on the number of 

people who take the on-line training program, the number of people who complete the program, 

and the number of people who pass. Achieva will also identify any exam questions which 

received an above average number of incorrect responses. Applicators who take the in-person 

training will receive a paper survey at the end of training, which will be collected on-site. 

Applicators who take the on-line training will be sent a short survey via email. All participants 

will receive an email address where they can send comments at any time. 

Approximately two months after the launch date, the registrants will conduct a 

preliminary evaluation of the statistical information on use and operation of the training program, 

as well as the comments received from users and regulators. This preliminary evaluation will 
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focus on identifying and correcting issues relating to content and functionality. A similar 

evaluation will be conducted approximately six months after the launch date. A detailed 

evaluation of the training program and system will be conducted approximately 12 months after

the launch date. Part of the 12-month evaluation will be to determine the subsequent review 

dates, which will be discussed with and approved by EPA. 

Issues identified during the evaluations will be resolved prior to the next evaluation if 

feasible. If an issue cannot be addressed in that time period due to the severity of the issue 

identified and the difficulty of a modification to the program, the registrants will notify EPA,

describing the issue and why modifications are not feasible.

The registrants will also consider during the evaluation periods whether any changes are 

needed to the system developed for regulators to verify which applicators have completed the 

training. If feedback from regulators using the system indicates that the system does not 

effectively meet their needs, the registrants will modify the system accordingly, or will explain to 

EPA why such modifications are not feasible. The registrants will also consider during the 12-

month evaluation period the feasibility of enhancements to the program that would assist visionand hearing-impaired users.

The registrants will make reasonable efforts to correct errors and problems with program 

functionality during each evaluation. If significant errors or problems are identified prior to the 

next scheduled evaluation, the registrants will make reasonable efforts to correct these errors in a 

timely manner rather than waiting for the next scheduled evaluation. If the errors or problems 

cannot be corrected or will take extensive time to correct, then the registrants will discuss with 

EPA options and time frames for addressing the issue as soon as reasonably possible. The 

registrants will make reasonable efforts to ensure that that program content is accurate on an 

ongoing basis as well as part of the periodic review process.

The registrants will obtain EPA approval before implementing any substantive changes 

or additions to the content or operation of the training program or to the Program Elements.
I. General

Your use of the Soil Fumigant Applicator Training Center website (“Website”) means you accept and agree to the terms of use in this agreement (“Agreement”). If you 

do not, you should leave this Website immediately and not use any content from the Website. We reserve the right to amend this Agreement at any time, and your 

continued use of the Website following any amendment shall constitute your acceptance of the amendment(s). 

II. U.S. EPA Approved Soil Fumigant Training Program

In accordance with the Phase 2 EPA approved labels for soil fumigants containing Chloropicrin, Dazomet, Methyl Bromide, Metam Sodium, Metam Potassium, 1,3-

Dichloropropene plus Chloropicrin or Iodomethane to apply the product an applicator must (1) be a Certified Applicator in accordance with your state’s program; and 

(2) complete an approved soil fumigant program listed on the U.S. EPA website. The online training program provided at the Website (“Training Program”) is listed on 

the U.S. EPA website for soil fumigant training program. If you successfully complete this Training Program, you must still follow and adhere to all other applicable 

federal and/or state requirements including, but not limited to, labeling requirements. 

This Website is owned and operated by the Soil Fumigant Registrants consisting of Chloropicrin Manufacturers Task Force, Methyl Bromide Industry Panel, Metam 

Task Force, AMVAC and Dow AgroSciences (collectively “We” or “Us”). We are not a government agency, representative or entity. 

III. Your Representations and Warranties

You represent and warrant each of the following: 

1. You are at least 18 years of age and have the right to enter into this Agreement; 

2. All information you provide to this Website is accurate and complete; 

3. You will not knowingly allow another person to claim that he/she has been trained in applying soil fumigants based on your access to this Training Program; 

4. If you receive a Documentation of Completion for the Training Program, you are guaranteeing that you personally (i) completed and reviewed the applicable 

modules of the Training Program, and (ii) answered and completed all tests at the end of each applicable module of the Training Program; 

5. You will not use the content on this Website (“Content”) in any way that is not permitted by this Agreement; 

6. Your use of the Content will not violate any applicable law or regulation of any country, state, or other governmental entity; 7. Your use of the Content will not 

violate or infringe the rights of any person, firm or company (including, but not limited to, rights of intellectual property, rights of confidentiality or rights of privacy, 

etc.); 

8. You do not reside in any country to which export of USA products are prohibited or restricted; and 

9. In the event you have any right, claim or action against any user arising out of that user's use of the Website, you will pursue such right, claim or action 

independently of and without recourse to Us. 

IV. Permitted Use of the Website

1. You may access and use the Website only in strict accordance with this Agreement, and for the sole purpose of obtaining for your individual use training, including 

documentation of such training, in the use and application of soil fumigants containing Chloropicrin, Dazomet, Metam Sodium, Metam Potassium, 1, 3-

Dichloropropene plus Chloropicrin, Methyl Bromide and/or Iodomethane. Solely in connection with the foregoing, you may print out discrete information from the 

Website exclusively for your own individual and non-commercial use. 

2. The content, organization, graphics, design, compilation, magnetic translation, digital conversion and other matters related to the Website are protected under 

applicable copyrights, trademarks and other proprietary (including, but not limited to, intellectual property) rights. The copying, redistribution, use or publication by you 

of any such matters or any part of the Website, except as expressly authorized in this Agreement, is strictly prohibited. 

3. You acknowledge and agree that all copyright, trademarks and all other intellectual property rights in all material or content supplied as part of the Website shall 

remain at all times vested in Us and/or third parties, and that you do not acquire ownership rights in the foregoing through the use of or other involvement with the 

Website. 

V. Your User Information

In using the Website you agree to the following: 

1. When you register with the Website or utilize the Training Program, you accept and agree that We may collect, use and store the following information from you 

(collectively, “User Information”): “Contact Information” (name, address, telephone number, email address, company name, title/position, certified applicator license 

number); “Account Access Information” (user name and password); and “Training Information” (modules completed, test scores, certificate status). We may use and 

share your User Information as follows: 

• We may use your User Information to provide you with access to and use of the Training Program, to determine your eligibility for documentation of successful 

completion of the Training Program, to verify your identity when appropriate, and update your User Information; 

• In response to a request from the U.S. EPA or any other Federal, State or Tribal regulatory or governmental authority or representative, We may provide these 

entities with your Contact Information and/or Training Information. It is possible that the foregoing entities may, in turn, release to others and/or make publically 

available your Contact Information and/or Training Information in accordance with that entity’s policies. We are not liable or responsible for how these entities may 

use your Contact Information and/or Training Information. • We may provide, or grant access to, your User Information to our outside contractor(s), as may be 

reasonably necessary to maintain, operate, collect and store information regarding the Website, registrants of the Website, and registrants’ use of the Website and 

the Training Program; 

• Your User Information may be used and accessed by Us and our designated or authorized representatives for the purpose of evaluating, establishing, verifying, and 

maintaining quality control of the Website and Training Program. 

• In our sole discretion, we may provide or grant access to your User Information as well as disclose details of your use of the Website, in relation to any, or any 

threatened, court or legal proceedings or subpoena in connection with this Website including, but not limited to, use of the Website by you, anyone under your 

direction or control, or anyone using any of your Contact Information, whether in connection with the matters set out in this Agreement or otherwise. 

2. We may keep your User Information for (i) a minimum of three (3) years from the date that you successfully complete the minimum requirement of the four general 

fumigation modules and at least one of the active ingredient specific modules or (ii) a minimum of one (1) year from the date you register with the Website without 

successfully completing at least four general and one active ingredient specific module. 

3. Your User Information will not be used to promote or market any type of product or service to you and/or your company. However, the Contact Information from 

groups of Website users may be pooled together, and stripped of information that would identify any particular individual, for purposes of analyzing Website users to 

improve the Website, expand use of the Website, assess interest levels on different aspects, portions, modules of the Website and/or the Training Program, and 

develop research for marketing of soil fumigant products. 

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4. We take reasonable measures to maintain the integrity and security of your User Information as provided by and collected from you through the Website. However, 

as you are aware, transmission of information via the world-wide web and electronic storage of information may not always be safe and secure due to, for example, 

the unauthorized and/or illegal activities of others. As a result, you acknowledge that We cannot guarantee, and therefore shall not be responsible for, the security or 

privacy of the Website or your User Information. 

VI. Right to Monitor and Terminate

1. We have the right, but not the obligation, to monitor activity and content associated with the Website. We may investigate any reported violation of this Agreement 

or complaints and take any action that we deem appropriate (which may include, but is not limited to issuing warnings, suspending, terminating or attaching 

conditions to your access and/or removing any materials from the Website). 

2. We reserve the right to terminate this Agreement, your account on and/or your access to the Website immediately if in our discretion we believe that you may be 

violating the Agreement or jeopardizing the integrity of the Website and/or the Training Program, or you or someone else may be abusing your username, password 

and/or certified applicator license number. If your account or this Agreement as to you is terminated for any reason, you lose the ability to access this Website and 

must delete and destroy immediately all content and materials acquired from this Website and all copies thereof. 

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You agree to be fully responsible for (and fully indemnify Us against) all claims, liability, damages, losses, costs and expenses, including legal fees and government 

fines and penalties, suffered by us and arising out of any breach of the Agreement by you, any other acts or omissions and any liabilities arising in connections your 

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DAMAGE ARISING EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY FROM ANY USE OF THE WEBSITE, THE SERVICES OR ANY CONTENT CONTAINED THEREIN 

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ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, (I) ANY DIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY OR INDIRECT 

DAMAGES SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DAMAGES OF LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF DATA, PROGRAMS OR 

INFORMATION ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF, OR INABILITY TO USE, THE WEBSITE, OR THE INFORMATION OR CONTENT PROVIDED THEREIN, (II) ANY 

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THROUGH THIS WEB SITE (III) UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS TO OR ALTERATION OF YOUR TRANMISSIONS OR DATA, (IV) STATEMENTS OR CONDUCT OF 

ANY THIRD PARTY ON THE WEBSITE, OR (V) ANY OTHER MATTER RELATING TO THE WEBSITE, EVEN IF WE HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE 

POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. SINCE SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR 

INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, SOME OF THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. IN SUCH STATES, OUR LIABILITY IS LIMITED AND WARRANTIES

ARE EXCLUDED TO THE GREATEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW. 

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parties hereto relating to the use of this Website. This Agreement supersedes any prior written or oral agreement or understanding with respect to this Website and 

can only be changed in writing signed by an officer of each member of the Soil Fumigant Registrants. The invalidity or unenforceability of any provision of this 

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SOIL FUMIGANT APPLICATOR TRAINING

Proofof Completion

Presented to

On this day

For successfully completing the Soil Fumigant Applicator Training

***The Certified Applicator numbers are those entered on the

registration page by the person completing the training

program and are the sole responsibility of that person.***

This document serves as proof of completion of the

U.S. EPA required training for soil fumigant applicators.

A copy of the document may be attached to the applicable

FMPs to comply with the label requirement for

documentation of completion. Completion Reference Number

Barbara Christianson

MD 12345 VA 678910

On this day

September 10, 2012

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On this day

September 10, 2012

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To: Nicole Zinn/DC/USEPA/US@EPA, 

Cc: Cathryn Britton/DC/USEPA/US@EPA, 

Bcc:

Subject: Fw: Soil Fumigant Applicator Training Program -- Program Elements

From: John Leahy/DC/USEPA/US - Monday 10/08/2012 09:21 PM

From: "Lisa M. Campbell" <LCAMPBELL@lawbc.com>

To: Richard Keigwin/DC/USEPA/US@EPA, John Leahy/DC/USEPA/US@EPA

Cc: "Sara Beth Watson, Esquire" <swatson@steptoe.com>, "Roger H. Miksad, Esquire" 

<rmiksad@wileyrein.com>, "David E. Barnekow " <debarnekow@dow.com>

Date: 10/08/2012 07:51 PM

Subject: Soil Fumigant Applicator Training Program -- Program Elements

Rick and John –

Appended is the revised program elements document and the attachments referenced in the document. 

Please let us know if you have any questions.

LISA M. CAMPBELL

B E R G E S O N & C A M P B E L L P C

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