Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia › Department 620 - RULES OF GEORGIA STRUCTURAL PEST CONTROL COMMISSION › Chapter 620-6 - WOOD DESTROYING ORGANISMS › Rule 620-6-.07 - Correction of Deviations

Current through Rules and Regulations filed through June 27, 2024
(1) On every Wood Destroying Organism job
			 which it inspects, the Enforcement Agency shall provide the Designated
			 Certified Operator with an Inspection and WDO Corrective Action Report
			 detailing any apparent deviations from the Minimum Adequate Treatment Standards
			 found by an inspector, and which are not covered by an Official Waiver of the
			 Minimum Treatment Standards for the Control of Subterranean Termites. The
			 Waiver Form shall contain all of the following information and shall be
			 equivalent to the following format:
OFFICIAL WAIVER
of the Georgia Minimum Treatment Standards for the Control of
				Subterranean Termites
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS/AGENT
DO NOT SIGN THIS DOCUMENT UNTIL YOU HAVE READ AND SIGNED
				"CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF OFFICIAL WAIVER OF THE MINIMUM TREATMENT
				STANDARDS FOR THE CONTROL OF SUBTERRANEAN TERMITES" ON THE REVERSE SIDE OF THIS
				DOCUMENT. THESE "CONDITIONS" MUST BE CONSIDERED PART OF THIS DOCUMENT. YOU MUST
				RECEIVE A COPY OF THIS REPORT AND SUPPORTING GRAPH AT TIME OF SIGNING OR
				SERVICE.
Name of Company ____________________
Address of Company
				_____________________________________________________
Owner of Property ____________________
Inspector name and certification/registration number
				_____________________________
Address of Structure Treated - Note: A separate Official Waiver
				is required for each individual structure. Reproductions of the Official Waiver
				for multiple structures is not acceptable.
________________________________________________________________________
Phone Number of Property Owner/Agent
				____________________________________
Indicate with a check mark those items that do NOT meet the
				minimum treatment standards.
TERMITE CONTROL
SOIL TREATMENTS - Note: For defined post construction soil
				treatments and preconstruction soil treatments, only items # 1, 2, and 3 are
				applicable.
Type of treatment - Check one
Comprehensive post construction soil treatment _____
Defined post construction soil treatments _____
Pre-construction soil treatment _____
Date Job Completed ________ NO
1. All debris removed _________
2. Wooden contacts removed or insulated
			 _________
3. Crawl space clearance
			 18 inches or greater _________
4.
			 Termite tunnels removed _________
5. Foundation adequately trenched/rodded and
			 treated _________
6. Voids
			 adequately drilled/treated _________
7. Earth filled porches adequately
			 drilled/treated _________
8.
			 Contiguous slabs adequately drilled/treated _________
9. Slabs at/above grade adequately
			 drilled/treated _________
10.
			 Monolithic slabs adequately treated _________
Non Soil Pesticide, Device, Bait or Baiting System - Note: All
				items pertain to both post-construction and pre-construction
				applications.
Date Job Completed ________ NO
1. All debris removed _________
2. Wooden contacts removed
			 _________
3. Barrier or baiting
			 system installed consistent with label directions _________
Explain
in detail
what areas of
				the structure do not meet treatment standards and why it is not possible to
				meet these treatment standards. Also, attach a graph indicating the area(s)
				that were not treated to minimum standards. Failure to attach a graph and
				provide a
detailed
written explanation will void
				this document. Use other side if necessary.
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
Signature of Property Owner/Agent
				_________________________
Date ____________
Revised 04/14 - Replaces all previous editions
CONDITIONS GOVERNING THE USE OF THE OFFICIAL WAIVER OF
				THE MINIMUM TREATMENT STANDARDS FOR THE CONTROL OF SUBTERRANEAN
				TERMITES
1. The Official Waiver
			 of the Minimum Treatment Standards for the Control of Subterranean Termites is
			 intended to be used
ONLY
in situations where it is not possible or
			 practical to meet the minimum treatment standards established by the Georgia
			 Structural Pest Control Commission.
2. The Official Waiver of the Minimum
			 Treatment Standards for the Control of Subterranean Termites is not to be used
			 to bypass the minimum treatment standards nor is it used to notify any agency
			 of government that a termite treatment has been completed. For defined post
			 construction soil treatments and preconstruction soil treatments; only items #
			 1, 2, and 3 are applicable.
3. By
			 signing this document the property owner/agent acknowledges that the property
			 identified will not receive a complete minimum treatment. Signing this document
			 does not affect the terms of any guarantee between the property owner and the
			 pest control company.
4. Each "no"
			 must be explained in detail in the area provided on the front of this document
			 as to specifically what areas of the structure do not meet the treatment
			 standards and why it is not possible to meet these treatment standards.
			 Additional space is provided below.
5. All sections of this document must be
			 filled out completely. Failure to comply with this requirement or failure to
			 provide the explanation required in "Condition #4" above will constitute a
			 violation involving misuse of this form and may render it void.
Additional Explanations
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
____________________________________
Signature of Property
				Owner/Agent_________________________
Date ____________
Revised 04/14 - Replaces all previous editions
The Licensee shall return the Inspection and WDO Corrective
				Action Report to the Enforcement Agency within thirty (30) days of its receipt
				confirming to the Enforcement Agency that all reported deviations from the
				Minimum Adequate Treatment Standards have been corrected.