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Course Orientation and Core Concepts

Course Orientation: Scope, Safety Mindset, and Success Criteria

Termite Biology and Behavior Relevant to Baiting

How Termite Baiting Differs from Traditional Soil Treatments

Bait Technology Fundamentals

Bait Station Systems: Components, Materials, and Design Features

Active Ingredients and Delivery Mechanisms in Termite Baits

Monitoring, Inspection Intervals, and Data-Driven Decisions

Commercial Baiting Products and Product Selection

Overview of Leading Commercial Termite Baiting Systems

Selecting the Right Product for the Site and Service Agreement

Label, Compliance, and Environmental Stewardship for Baiting Products

Biotermiticides and Bio-Based Bait Approaches

Biotermiticides: Concepts, Benefits, and Limitations in Baiting Programs

Integrating Biotermiticides with Commercial Bait Station Workflows

Field Application: Installation, Placement, and Service Procedures

Site Assessment and Station Placement Planning

Initial Installation of Termite Bait Stations Around a Structure

Servicing Stations: Monitoring, Bait Introduction, Re-Baiting, and Troubleshooting

Program Management, Safety, and Customer Communication

Safety Precautions and Environmental Considerations in Baiting Operations

Setting Expectations and Explaining Baiting to Customers

Quizzes and Course Survey

Quiz 1: Termite Biology and Baiting Principles

Quiz 2: Bait Station Components and Monitoring Workflows

Quiz 3: Commercial Baiting Products and Label Use

Quiz 4: Biotermiticides and Bio-Based Bait Integration

Quiz 5: Installation, Placement, Safety, and Service Documentation

Course Survey: Termite Baiting Technology and Application

Termite Baiting Systems: Technology, Products, and Professional Application is a practical, technician-focused course that shows you exactly how to plan, install, and maintain successful termite baiting programs. You’ll learn the biology behind why baiting works, the components of modern in‑ground and above‑ground stations, and how delayed‑action toxicants and bio-based options move through colonies via normal feeding and grooming. We compare baiting with traditional liquid soil treatments so you can set accurate expectations, choose the right approach for each site, and explain timelines and outcomes to customers with confidence. Inside, you’ll find clear procedures for station layout, installation, monitoring, re‑baiting, and troubleshooting issues like flooding, mold, or ant interference. You’ll also cover label-driven compliance, safety, documentation, and environmental stewardship—skills that protect customers, technicians, and your company’s reputation. Whether you’re standardizing a new baiting service or sharpening your field decision-making, this course gives you actionable checklists, decision rules, and communication templates you can use on your next route. Five short quizzes reinforce the essentials so you can deliver consistent, defensible results in real-world conditions.

WDO Chapter 9 - Baiting Technology and Application

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            <p>Termite management has evolved significantly from traditional liquid soil barriers to sophisticated baiting technologies that leverage the natural biology of the colony. For the professional pest control technician, mastering these systems requires a deep understanding of termite foraging behavior, trophallaxis, and the specific mechanics of colony elimination. This course provides a comprehensive deep dive into the technology, products, and application methods essential for a successful baiting program. Technicians will explore the functional differences between baiting and traditional treatments, learning how to identify optimal site conditions and navigate the complexities of colony suppression versus total elimination. By focusing on the science behind delayed-action toxicants and the design of both in-ground and above-ground stations, this training ensures that every deployment is backed by technical proficiency and a safety-first mindset.</p>

<p>Beyond the core biological concepts, this curriculum emphasizes the practical, data-driven decisions required during field service. Technicians will gain hands-on knowledge regarding the selection of commercial products, the integration of emerging biotermiticides, and the critical importance of label compliance and environmental stewardship. Detailed modules cover the entire lifecycle of a baiting program—from initial site assessment and strategic station placement to ongoing monitoring workflows and troubleshooting common field issues like flooding or low visitation. Furthermore, the course addresses the professional communication skills needed to manage customer expectations, explaining the timelines of baiting technology and documenting service outcomes to build long-term trust. By the end of this program, service professionals will be equipped to manage termite baiting systems with the precision and expertise necessary to protect structures and maintain high standards of environmental safety.</p>
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