OPM Termite Practice Exam

Which of the following is NOT typically included in a TARF?

1. Details of treatment actions taken

2. Client's pest history

3. Findings from the inspection

4. Recommendations for future actions

The correct answer is: Client's pest history

The correct answer is B, referring to the client's pest history, as it is generally not a standard component of a Termite Action Report Form (TARF). The TARF primarily focuses on documenting specific actions related to termite management for the current inspection and treatment instance. The details captured in a TARF typically include actionable information relevant to the treatment process, such as treatment actions taken, inspection findings that illuminate the current situation, and recommendations for future actions based on the inspection results. These elements are crucial for ensuring proper documentation of the pest management process and guiding future treatments. In contrast, a client's pest history, while useful for understanding long-term pest issues and patterns, is not usually part of the immediate operational and treatment report focused on a singular event or action. This distinction makes the client's pest history less relevant when forming the TARF documentation.