If there are conflicts in the work order, what should you do?

• A. Proceed with the work anyway
• B. Cancel the job completely
• C. Change the product
• D. Delay the application until conflicts are resolved with the property manager

Answer: (D)

When there are conflicts in a work order, pause and work with the property manager to resolve them before moving forward. This ensures you have clear authorization, proper access, and agreement on timing and site conditions, which is essential for safe and compliant pesticide application. Proceeding without resolving conflicts risks misuse, unauthorized work, or exposure to conditions that could compromise effectiveness or safety, such as access constraints or conflicting instructions. Delaying the application until the conflicts are clarified keeps everyone on the same page and allows the job to be done correctly and legally. Canceling entirely or changing the product without resolving the underlying issues could be unnecessary or unsafe, while delaying specifically targets safety and proper coordination as the priority.