Unit Self-Help Pest Management Coordinator Appointment Memorandum (PMC)
The Unit Self-Help Pest Management Coordinator appointment memorandum is an AR 25-50 compliant memorandum used to formally designate a Soldier or DA Civilian to serve as the unit's Unit Self-Help Pest Management Coordinator. It documents the appointee, references Self-Help Pest Management Program (Self-Help Pest Management Program), and is signed by the commander.
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When is the PMC memo needed?
Most Army units appoint a Unit Self-Help Pest Management Coordinator (PMC) when a new commander takes charge, when the previous appointee PCSes, ETSes, or is reassigned, or when the unit's mission set changes in a way that requires renewed appointment. The memo is also required for unit inspections — including CIP, CCIR, and command climate reviews — where the Self-Help Pest Management Program program is evaluated.
The appointment memorandum is the foundational document that establishes the appointee's authority under Self-Help Pest Management Program. Without a current, signed appointment memo on file, the unit's Unit Self-Help Pest Management Coordinator program is non-compliant — even if the appointee has all required training certificates. Inspectors will look for: a signed memo with current date, a grade that meets Designated by commander, and training/certification documents matching the appointee on the memo.
On EvalMe, the PMC memo is one of 39 AR 25-50 templates that auto-cites the correct regulation, uses the proper format, and integrates with your unit's address book and signature blocks.
Required training for PMC
Documentation required on file
- Appointment orders signed by commander
- PMC training certification as required
What inspectors look for
Inspector verifies primary and alternate appointment memo per Policy CS-20-005, para 6d(2).
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