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PEST MANAGEMENT SURVEILLANCE For use of this form, see the EMSWIWA006; proponent is OPENED Reapplication Date of Surveillance (mm/dd/by): Conducted By: Method (i.e., visual, counts, drags, etc): Facility

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How to fill out pest management surveillance:

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information about the location where the surveillance will take place, including the specific pests that are of concern.
2. Determine the goals and objectives of the surveillance, such as identifying and monitoring pest populations or evaluating the effectiveness of previous pest control measures.
3. Choose the appropriate surveillance method based on the type of pests being targeted and the available resources. This could include visual inspections, trapping, monitoring devices, or other techniques.
4. Develop a surveillance plan that outlines the specific procedures and protocols to be followed. This may include details such as the number and placement of traps, the frequency of inspections, and the recording of data.
5. Train personnel who will be conducting the surveillance to ensure they understand the proper techniques and protocols.
6. Carry out the surveillance according to the established plan, regularly inspecting and monitoring the designated areas.
7. Document and record all findings, including any pests detected, their locations, and any observed patterns or trends.
8. Analyze the collected data to identify any pest issues or trends, and use this information to inform future pest control strategies.
9. Regularly review and update the pest management surveillance plan as needed to ensure its effectiveness.

Who needs pest management surveillance?

1. Individuals or businesses in the agriculture industry who want to monitor pest populations and mitigate potential damage to crops or livestock.
2. Food processing facilities or restaurants that need to maintain strict pest control standards to comply with health and safety regulations.
3. Property owners or managers who want to prevent and control pests in residential or commercial buildings to ensure the comfort and well-being of occupants.
4. Public health organizations or agencies that are responsible for monitoring and controlling disease-carrying pests such as mosquitoes or rodents.
5. Parks or recreational areas that want to prevent and manage pest infestations in order to provide a safe and enjoyable environment for visitors.
6. Industrial or manufacturing facilities that need to proactively address pest issues to protect their products, equipment, and reputation.
7. Educational institutions, such as schools or universities, that want to create a healthy and pest-free learning environment for students and staff.
8. Any individual or organization that values proactive pest control and wants to minimize the risks and inconveniences associated with pest infestations.

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What is pest management surveillance?

Pest management surveillance is the ongoing monitoring and assessment of pest populations to determine the need for pest control measures.

Who is required to file pest management surveillance?

Businesses and individuals involved in pest management activities are required to file pest management surveillance.

How to fill out pest management surveillance?

Pest management surveillance can be filled out by documenting the presence and severity of pests, as well as the methods used for control.

What is the purpose of pest management surveillance?

The purpose of pest management surveillance is to prevent and control pest infestations in order to protect public health and the environment.

What information must be reported on pest management surveillance?

Information such as the type of pests, their location, the methods used for control, and the results of control measures must be reported on pest management surveillance.