KPRJ BUILDERS SDN BHD Sub Contractor : XCERT

ENTERPRISE

SMAKJ BANDAR Work Method Statements : Anti-Termite Treatment

KLUANG

OBJECTIVE

The best time to provide protection against termites is during the planning and construction phase of a
structure. The major objective of subterranean termite control is to establish a chemical barrier between the
soil, where termites live and the wood. A thorough pre-construction treatment is needed to protect the
structure from termites.

A) TWO (2) STAGES CHEMICAL SOIL TREATMENT

 25 ml of Imidacloprid to 10 liters of water (1: 400) of to be sprayed at the rate of 5 liters mixture
per square meter onto the soil. (Please refer to manufacturer’s recommendation and label
instruction).
 Treatment should only be carried out just before the concrete slab is laid. Steps should be taken to
protect the treated areas from rain and ultra-violet light.
 Should there be a delay in the laying of concrete slab after treatment, black plastic sheeting
materials may be used to cover the treated areas.
 All loose timber, wood shavings and other materials containing cellulose are removed from the
built-up area before treatment as these materials can hinder the effectiveness of this treatment.

i) Impregnation of Surfaces below the Slab Area

Impregnation of surfaces below ground beam, ground floor slabs and apron areas after the hardcore have
been laid out prior to the lean concrete.

ii) Impregnation to Sites and Surrounding Perimeter of Retaining and Basement Wall.

After stripping sides of formwork to basement wall, treatment to applied to the soil directly in contact to
the outer surface of the concrete wall after backfilling. The extent of the treatment shall be minimum of
500 mm from the edge of the wall. Treatment should be carried out at every 1.5 meter of backfilling right
up to the top of the basement wall (earth level)

B) WARRANTY

Upon practical completion of the main contract, our specialist PIED PIPER (FAR EAST) SDN. BHD.
will issue a Certificate of Warrant for a period of Five (5) years after certificate of practical
completion, which will include a condition to undertake additional treatment free of charge should
infestation of termites occur at anytime during the warranty period.

THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF WARRANTY:

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 KPRJ BUILDERS SDN BHD Sub Contractor : XCERT
ENTERPRISE

SMAKJ BANDAR Work Method Statements : Anti-Termite Treatment

KLUANG

1) PIED PIPER (FAR EAST) SDN. BHD. warrants their workmanship only in areas which are treated
during the warranty period.

2) If subterranean termites appear during the warranty period, re-treatment with termicidal dust of the
infested area will be carried out “free of charge”.

3) The warranty is strictly confined to treatment to control/exterminate subterranean termites only, and
shall exclude any other damages, losses, cost of repairs, replacements or any other incidental costs which
may be result of the activity of subterranean termites to the property.

4) The warranty is transferable with the Deed of the property.

5) Any addition, extension or renovation to the building will invalidate the warranty if not reported to
SERI WARDATI in writing for additional preventive treatment prior to any such work being carried out.

6) The client shall notify SERI WARDATI within fourteen (14) days of becoming aware of any termites
infestation, failing which the warranty shall be deemed to be extinguished and void.

C) TERMITICIDE TO BE USED

The termiticide to be used is Imidacloprid and is approved by the PESTICIDES BOARD OF

MALAYSIA and in accordance with the recommendation of the BRITISH PEST CONTROL
ASSOCIATION and the NATIONAL PEST CONTROL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA.
(Please Refer Attachment )

D) COMPATIBILITY OF TREATMENT

The termiticide used for chemical soil treatment has no detrimental effect what so ever on the materials
used in the construction of the substructures, such as reinforced concrete works and water proofing
materials.

E) SAFETY AND HEALTH

1. Always use the suitable tools /personal protective equipment for the job
2. Refer Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) attach.

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