Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians Licensing in Mississippi

Must be graduated from a recognized college or university with at least 15 semester hours or the equivalent in the category for which applicant is requesting a license.

Must have no less than two years college or university training with special training in the category for which applicant is requesting a license.

Must be at least a high school graduate or equivalent and have had, in addition, at least four years experience with a licensed operator within the past six years, if qualifying for categories 'Wood destroying insect control' or 'General pest and rodent control' or 'Fumigation pest control' as covered by subsection 104.04(1, 3, 7 ) of this chapter.

Must be at least a high school graduate or equivalent, and having had, in addition, at least one years experience with a licensed operator within the past two years, if qualifying for categories 'Utility pole pest control' or 'Orchard pest control' or 'Mosquito and biting fly control' or 'Horticultural pest control' or 'Domestic animal pest control' or 'Agricultural pest control' or 'Agricultural weed control' or 'Aquatic weed control' or 'Right-of-way weed control' or Horticultural weed control" as covered by subsection 104.04(1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9,10,11,12) of

If applicant is not a high school graduate or equivalent,

In special cases where an applicant can submit proof of education, relevant experience and training equal to or exceeding the requirements, as covered by this section, he shall be allowed to take the required examinations.

Wood destroying insect control (WDIL) - This category includes persons engaged in control of termites, beetles, or other wood destroying insects in buildings and other structures, including homes, warehouses, stores, docks and/or other structures.

• Control of Formosan termites attacking trees is included in this category.
• An examination may be given and a license issued to include only control of insect pests of utility poles (UPL).

Orchard pest control (ORPL) - This category includes persons engaged in the control of insect pests, plant diseases or pest animals of various fruit and nut trees, brambles, vineyards and all plants normally classed as nut trees or fruit orchards.

General pest and rodent control (GRCL) - This category includes persons engaged in control of insect pests or pest animals which may invade homes, restaurants, stores and other buildings, attacking their contents or furnishings or being a general nuisance, but do not normally attack the building itself, as for example: roaches, silverfish, ants, flies, mosquitoes, carpet beetles, clothes moths, fleas, stored food insects, rats, mice, centipedes, etc.

• It includes services in the mosquito and biting fly category as set forth in subsection 104.04(4) of this chapter.
• Individuals issued the general pest and rodent control license may request MBFL as a separate license without taking the exam, PROVIDED, that the licensee submits an application that the license is needed to operate a company solely for performing mosquito and biting fly control services.

Mosquito and biting fly control (MBFL) – This category includes persons engaged solely in control of mosquitoes and biting flies including mosquito misting systems and back pack applications.

Horticultural pest control (HCPL) - This category includes persons engaged in control of insect pests, plant diseases, or pest animals of ornamental plants, shade trees (which may include nut or fruit trees if used as ornamental plants or shade trees) and lawns in residential, commercial, public, industrial and manufacturing areas.

Domestic animal pest control (DAPL) - This category includes persons engaged in control of insect pests of domestic animals.

Fumigation pest control (FUML) - This category includes persons engaged in control of pests by fumigation.

• A person holding a license or permit shall be present at the time fumigant is released.

Agricultural pest control (AGPL) - This category includes persons engaged in control of insect pests, plant diseases, or animal pests of agricultural crops during production.

• This category includes anyone soliciting and/or receiving a fee for these services who utilize ground application equipment.

Agricultural weed control (AGWL) - This category includes control of weeds in field crops, vegetable crops, pastures and rangeland.

• This category includes anyone soliciting and/or receiving a fee for these services who utilize ground application equipment.

Aquatic weed control (AQWL) - This category includes control of weeds in and around edges of lakes, ponds and streams.

Right-of-way weed control (ROWL) - This category includes control of weeds of rights-of-way, forest lands and drainage ditches.

Horticultural weed control (HCWL) - This category includes control of weeds in ornamental plants and turf in residential, commercial, public, industrial and manufacturing areas.

Names are not distinguishable if the only difference is "a," "an," or "the" at the beginning of the name. "The Kudzu Pest Control" is similar and not distinguishable from "Kudzu Pest Control."

"&" and "and" do not make names distinguishable. "A & B Pest Control" is not distinguishable from "A and B Pest Control." And "A and B Pest Control" or "A & B Pest Control" is not distinguishable from "AB Pest Control" or "A.B.

• Pest Control."