Pest Control Pesticide Use Record
Record the treatment site, target pest, product and EPA number entered, application details, applicator information, conditions, and required notes in a PDF.
Complete and download the PDF before creating an account
When to use and what to include
Complete the pesticide-use record after an application and download a PDF for the service file or required recipient. Record the site, target pest, product and EPA registration number entered, amount, method, weather, applicator credentials, and label-based directions; recordkeeping requirements vary by product, state, and locality.
What to include
- Application date, time, and weather conditions (temperature, wind speed, precipitation) at the time of treatment.
- Applicator name, license/certification number, and the company license number under which the application was made.
- Target pest, application site (address, building type, interior/exterior, specific rooms or zones), and method of application (broadcast spray, crack-and-crevice, bait placement, fumigation).
- Re-entry interval posted, any restricted-use product (RUP) notation, and the lot number or batch code of the product for traceability.
Common questions
- What product and application details should the record contain?
- Record the product name and EPA registration number from the container label, amount or concentration used, target pest, treated location, application method, date and time, weather where relevant, and applicator credentials.
- Does this record replace the pesticide label or state form?
- No. Follow the container label and any approved supplemental labeling, and use any form or fields required by the product, state, tribe, or locality. The PDF records the information you enter.
- What should I review before using the completed Pest Control Pesticide Use Record?
- Review the parties, job or property details, dates, amounts, notes, and signatures entered in the Pest Control Pesticide Use Record. Confirm that the PDF matches the underlying job or agreement and any legal, tax, technical, filing, or notice requirements that apply to the location.