What type of license is needed for pest control employees at a private apartment building?

Workers applying pest control treatments in a private apartment building typically need a noncommercial license from the Structural Pest Control Service (SPCS). This type of license is designed for individuals who operate within an organization that controls pests but do not offer services commercially to the public. The noncommercial licensing reflects the nature of their work, as they are employed directly within a specific entity (like an apartment building) rather than providing pest control services directly to other businesses or the general public.

This licensing ensures that the employees have received proper training and adhere to regulations pertaining to pest control to maintain safety and efficacy in pest management. Different licenses apply to various circumstances, such as commercial settings or personal use of pesticides, which would not be appropriate in this context. By having a noncommercial license, employees can manage pest issues while complying with legal standards set by the regulatory body, ensuring that proper techniques are employed safely and effectively.