Pest Management Technician

Their duties include inspecting properties to assess pest infestations, applying chemical treatments or using physical methods to manage pests, and advising clients on preventative measures to avoid future infestations. They must follow safety regulations and use protective equipment when handling pesticides.

This role often requires good communication skills to explain treatment plans and report findings. Technicians may also be involved in maintaining equipment and keeping accurate records of services provided.

Future demand Medium
Average yearly income $57,200
Skill level Unknown

How do I become a pest management technician?

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AHCPMG304

Use Firearms to Humanely Destroy Animals
Blended
2 days
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Pest Management Technician Pest Controller Pest Control Technician
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AVIO0018

Use Firearms on an Aerodrome to Control Wildlife Hazards
On Campus
2 days
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Wildlife Controller Pest Management Technician Firearms Officer
Airport Operations Manager Animal Control Officer Field Technician
+ 3 more
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Wildlife Controller Pest Management Technician Firearms Officer Airport Operations Manager Animal Control Officer Field Technician + 3 more
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