Under what condition besides the issuance of an Official Wood Infestation Inspection Report are you required to treat and inspect a bait system for one year?

The requirement to treat and inspect a bait system for one year arises under specific conditions to ensure effective pest control and safety. When you sell a bait system contract for preconstruction treatment, it indicates that the system will be installed in advance of construction activities. This proactive approach aims to prevent pest infestations before they can occur, protecting the integrity of the structure and any materials that will be processed or stored within it.

Preconstruction treatments are critical because they lay the groundwork for ongoing pest management, contributing to the overall health and safety of the building environment. The extended period of treatment and inspection ensures that any potential issues can be addressed in a timely manner, confirming that the bait system is functioning as intended and that the site remains pest-free leading into the construction phase.

The other situations mentioned, while they may also involve pest management considerations, do not necessitate the same formal inspection and treatment protocol linked specifically to the introduction of a bait system in a preconstruction context.