OPM Termite Practice Exam

Which document must be submitted by the original inspector?

1. Initial inspection report

2. Final treatment summary

3. Supplemental WDIIR

4. Client feedback form

The correct answer is: Supplemental WDIIR

The document that must be submitted by the original inspector is the Supplemental WDIIR (Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report). This report is essential because it provides a detailed examination of any wood-destroying insects found during the inspection process. It serves as an official record of the inspector’s findings, making it critical for assessing the extent of any infestation and for subsequent treatment decisions. The Supplemental WDIIR complements the initial findings and is often required by regulatory agencies to ensure compliance with local pest management laws. This document not only aids in tracking the pest management process but also provides valuable information for homeowners or property owners regarding the severity of the infestation and necessary remedial actions. While the initial inspection report documents the first inspection findings, it is the Supplemental WDIIR that is specifically aimed at providing additional, updated, or confirmation information about the pest situation based on the inspector's in-depth evaluation. The final treatment summary details the actions taken, and the client feedback form gathers input from the client about their experience, neither of which are mandated to be submitted by the original inspector.