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Course Overview and Objectives for Pest Control Professionals

Welcome and Learning Goals: Diagnosing Pest-Caused Structural and Property Damage

Field Recognition: Chewed Wiring and Insulation (Rodents)

Rapid Identification of Rodent Chew Damage to Wiring and Insulation

Contamination Indicators: Urine Stains and Odors

Recognizing and Interpreting Urine Stains and Odors Across Pest Species

Damage to Stored Goods, Packaging, Textiles, and Paper

Assessing Material Damage: Goods, Packaging, Textiles, and Paper

Reading the Scene: Stains, Smudges, and Trails

Recognizing Pest-Related Stains, Smudges, and Trails for Source Tracing

Knowledge Check and Feedback

Quiz 1: Chewed Wiring and Insulation Recognition

Quiz 2: Urine Stains and Odors Interpretation

Quiz 3: Damage to Goods, Packaging, Textiles, Paper

Quiz 4: Stains, Smudges, and Trails Mapping

Quiz 5: Integrated Scenario—Whole-Site Damage Diagnosis

Course Feedback Survey

Diagnosing Pest Damage to Structures, Goods, and Materials is a focused, field-ready course designed for pest control professionals who need to identify damage fast, document it clearly, and initiate the right next steps. From chewed wiring and compromised insulation to urine staining, odors, and contamination of stored goods, you’ll learn how to read the scene and translate clues into actionable decisions. Explore high-risk zones like attics, crawl spaces, drop ceilings, vehicles, and utility chases, and recognize chew signatures, rub marks, trails, and frass patterns that reveal active runways and harborages. You’ll also distinguish damage across materials—corrugate, textiles, paper, and packaging—while weighing salvage versus discard and isolation protocols to protect inventory and brand reputation. The course emphasizes safety, liability, and communication: de-energizing hazards, coordinating with electricians, mapping hotspots, and documenting conditions with photos, UV, and moisture verification. Built for speed and accuracy, this concise program helps you diagnose quickly, reduce risk, and guide clients toward effective exclusion, remediation, and monitoring plans—on residential, commercial, and industrial sites.

B6 - Diagnosing Pest Damage to Structures, Goods, and Materials

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            <p>Diagnosing Pest Damage to Structures, Goods, and Materials equips pest control professionals to rapidly recognize, verify, and document the kinds of damage that drive safety risks, client costs, and liability. The course focuses on high-impact scenarios across residential, commercial, and industrial sites—chewed wiring and insulation, urine staining and odor signatures, and damage to stored goods, textiles, packaging, and paper. You’ll learn what success looks like in the field: spotting paired incisor marks and frayed conductors, interpreting fluorescent urine patterns under UV light, and distinguishing fabric pests’ frass and webbing from simple wear. Throughout, you’ll connect visible evidence to actionable next steps—de-energizing hazards, tagging circuits, coordinating with electricians, isolating contaminated stock, and prioritizing exclusion and monitoring along verified runways.</p>
<p>Each section is built for rapid recognition and confident decision-making. You’ll start with goals and safety context, including electrical and fire risks, contamination concerns, and documentation essentials. Field modules cover rodent chew signatures in attics, crawl spaces, vehicles, and utility chases; contamination indicators such as ammonia-forward rodent odor or musky cockroach notes; and material-specific damage patterns in pantries, warehouses, and archives, factoring in temperature, humidity, and sanitation. You’ll practice reading the scene through stains, smudges, and trails to trace sources, correlate marks with access points and resources, and produce route maps that guide exclusion and device placement. Knowledge checks reinforce identification and interpretation, culminating in an integrated scenario that simulates whole-site diagnosis. Expect a tight, 15-minute core with focused cues, documentation tips, and triage decisions you can apply immediately in the field.</p>
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