Termite Management Action Plan (AS 3660.2-2017)

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Termite Management Action Plan (AS 3660.2-2017)

Who is a Termite Management Action Plan Intended for?

A Termite Management Action Plan is intended for property owners dealing with a termite infestation or wanting to protect their property against potential termite threats.

What is a Termite Management Action Plan?

A Termite Management Action Plan is a detailed document that outlines the recommended strategy for managing termite infestations. Following Australian Standard 3660.2-2017, it includes the proposed method of treatment, any necessary preventive measures, and a maintenance plan for long-term termite control.

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How would a pest control technician promote a Termite Management Action Plan?

Pest control technicians can emphasize that a comprehensive Termite Management Action Plan, compliant with Australian Standard 3660.2-2017, is essential for effective long-term termite management.

The document serves as a blueprint for action, ensuring a systematic and strategic approach to dealing with termites, thus protecting the client's property.

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What is included in a Termite Management Action Plan?

A Termite Management Action Plan includes the following sections:

1. Property & Client Details: This section documents all relevant information about the client and the property, including contact information and the specific location of the property undergoing termite management.
2. Inspection Report: This part outlines the findings of the initial termite inspection, which can include details about the extent of the termite problem, where the termites are located, and any damage they have caused.
3. Risk Assessment: This section evaluates the potential risks to the property posed by the termite infestation, taking into account the type of termites, the extent of the infestation, and the specific features of the property.
4. Proposed Course of Action: This section lays out the planned method for managing the termite problem. This could involve a range of strategies, from chemical treatments to physical barriers, baiting systems, or a combination of these.
5. Anticipated Outcome: In this section, the inspector will outline the expected results of the proposed termite management plan.
6. Future Management: This section lays out recommendations for ongoing termite management to prevent future infestations, which may include regular inspections, continued treatments, or modifications to the property.
7. Cost Estimate: Provides a comprehensive breakdown of the estimated costs for the proposed termite management plan, including both initial and ongoing costs.
8. Conditions & Acknowledgement: This section is for the client to acknowledge their understanding of the plan, its costs, and any terms and conditions. They can confirm their agreement by signing this section.