What documents must be provided when performing a treatment?

The requirement to provide a contract, pesticide label, and consumer information sheet during a treatment is based on the need for transparency and safety when dealing with pest control services. The contract outlines the terms and conditions of the service being provided, ensuring that both the technician and the consumer are clear on expectations, responsibilities, and liabilities related to the treatment.

The pesticide label is crucial as it contains essential information about the product being used, including safety precautions, application instructions, and potential environmental impacts. This ensures that the technician applies the product safely and effectively while also informing the consumer about safe practices.

The consumer information sheet typically includes guidance on what to expect from the treatment, any necessary precautions, and follow-up care. It communicates vital information to the consumer, helping them understand the process and any required actions they need to take following treatment.

By providing these documents, pest control technicians adhere to legal and regulatory standards, maintain customer trust, and promote safe pest management practices.