Who is responsible for notifying the foreman that treatment is going to begin during a pretreat?

The applicator holds the responsibility for notifying the foreman that treatment is going to begin during a pretreat. This is crucial as the applicator is the individual directly involved in the pest control procedures and has the technical knowledge concerning the treatment process. Their role requires them to communicate the specifics of the treatment timing and protocols to ensure that the foreman is adequately informed to manage any necessary adjustments or preparations on site.

This clear line of communication helps facilitate the coordination of ongoing construction activities while ensuring compliance with safety and treatment protocols. It's integral for maintaining project timelines and ensuring that everyone on site is aware of the treatments being applied, which can impact work schedules and safety measures.

Although the foreman, site supervisor, and project manager play important roles in overall project management and coordination, it is specifically the applicator's responsibility to issue this notification based on their direct involvement in the treatment process.