Wisconsin Commercial Structural Pest Control Category 7.1 Practice Test

Does every pesticide have a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

True False Not sure Not applicable

Correct Answer:

True

Explanation:

Safety Data Sheets (SDS) are the standardized source of hazard information for chemicals used in the workplace. Pesticides are regulated chemicals, and manufacturers must provide an SDS for each product so users know the risks, required protective gear, first aid steps, and safe handling, storage, and disposal. Because of this regulatory requirement, every pesticide product sold for professional pest control generally includes an SDS. This ensures applicators have immediate access to important safety details—what to do in a spill, how to protect yourself during mixing and application, and how to respond to exposure. If an SDS isn’t readily available, contact the manufacturer or supplier; don’t use the product until you can obtain it.

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