Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 620-8-.01 - Definitions of Fumigation Terms
(1) Fumigant-means any substance or
combination of substances which emits or liberates a gas, fume, or vapor and
which is applied for the purpose of destroying insects, rodents or other pests
in Structural Pest Control. For the purpose of this Chapter, the term does not
include paradichlorobenzene, naphthalene, aerosol dispersions not containing a
gas nor any product which produces a fog, smoke or mist.
(2) Fumigation-means the application of a
fumigant to any structure or enclosed space, or to any compartment thereof, as
a specified concentration, and exposure period for the purpose of controlling
insects, rodents, or other pests.
(3) Enclosed Space-means any structure or
other confined area, including, but not limited to, homes, residential or
commercial buildings, hospitals, schools, churches, warehouses, railroad cars,
trucks, ships, aircraft, or other common carriers. It also includes any special
room, vaults, tanks, or chambers used for a fumigation operation.
(4) Fumigation Operation-means all
preparations for, issuance of appropriate notifications and warnings, the
release of the fumigant, and all post-fumigation requirements, as specified in
this Chapter.
(5)
Operator-In-Charge-means a Certified operator, authorized to perform or
supervise fumigation operations.
(6) Spot Fumigation-means the application of
a fumigant to a localized area, item, or harborage within a structure or
enclosed space.
(7) Structure-means
any building, regardless of its design or type of material used in its
construction, whether public or private, vacant or occupied.
(8) Unauthorized Personnel-means any person
who is not a member of the crew performing a fumigation operation.
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