SD–OPS–04 · United States · not scoped to any state · proposal and service agreement
38-page agreement · 13 sections · plus fill-in checklist, how-to guide and sources · 76 pages across 4 files
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A proposal and recurring-service agreement for an independent operator, with the four pages the commodity versions leave out: an inspection and findings page the price is built on, a treatment plan with a chemical disclosure the customer receives before the first application, a pet, child and sensitive-occupant safety notice that is signed rather than mentioned, and a 20-line re-treatment guarantee that says what ends it as clearly as what starts it. 884 fill-in blanks across 14 sections. It carries no product name, active ingredient, application rate, re-entry period or protective equipment list anywhere, and cites no regulation: the label of the product being applied carries the force of law and is specific to that container, and applicator licensing is your state's. Both are said in plain English instead.
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You fill in the document itself and hand it on. The checklist is there so you do not leave a blank in it. Everything else is reference. Every file is a PDF you can type into on screen, or print and write on, so you need nothing else to use it.
The rest of the set
Businesses like yours usually start with these. It is where a trade starts, not a complete legal inventory of everything it could ever be asked for — no list on any website is that. Every line below says where it came from.
Showing what a pest control operator is asked to carry. It is the only trade on our list that needs this document.
Pest control operatorSeven items on the list, one of them a multi-file kit rather than a single document. You are looking at one of them. We sell four of the other six; two we do not have yet.
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
Also answers: Service completion / chemical disclosure report.
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
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Named because leaving them out would make the list look complete when it is not. Tell us which one you need and it goes on the build queue with your trade attached.
REGA regulator asks for this.
40 CFR 171.101
OURSNot a rule we can point at — this is what the trade gets asked for.
Your state can add to this. We have written down two places where this trade’s set differs from one state to the next. What we sell is written to the federal baseline, and a state that runs its own programme can ask for more than the federal rule does.
Print this checklistInside the file
01The proposal and agreement itself, 14 sections with 884 fill-in fields, as a fill-in PDF you can type into
02A 20-question page on your own state's rules, covering categories, records, posting, notification and reporting, plus a per-product label table with the revision and the date you read it
03A 22-area inspection survey with a photograph reference, a findings table, and the conditions the customer must correct for the guarantee to hold
04A chemical disclosure filled column by column off the label, handed to the customer BEFORE the first application
05A pet, child and sensitive-occupant notice covering 16 kinds of occupant and animal, signed by the customer, with the re-entry times copied from the label
06A 22-line customer preparation sheet and an agreed rule for what happens when a property is not ready
07A 20-line re-treatment guarantee, a re-treatment log, a 24-field service-completion report per visit, and an incident and exposure procedure decided in advance
Plain-English Monday actions
Reference sources, not government
These are published sources, not government ones. Nobody checked this document against a rule, because there is no rule to check it against. Each link goes to the page itself so you can read who says it.
Exclusions
Before you buy
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One more time, plainly: this is a blank agreement and it is scoped to no state. Every state-specific figure in it is left blank for you to fill from your own, and whether what you write in holds is decided by your state's law, often your city's. Check yours before you rely on it.
