Pest control

Pest control is not a one-time treatment. It is a continuous system that protects the facility from pests: inspection, control point map, monitoring, scheduled visits, reports and corrective actions.

How the protection system works

The system is especially important for food production sites, restaurants, warehouses, logistics facilities, hotels and companies working under internal quality standards or HACCP.

Isometric scheme of external perimeter control

External perimeter

Control along fences, gates, entrances, green areas and possible rodent migration routes.

Isometric scheme of ramp and infrastructure control

Ramps and infrastructure

Docks, loading zones, railway areas, container yards and waste zones.

Isometric scheme of warehouse critical zones

Critical zones

Technical rooms, corridors, receiving and shipping zones, packaging and raw material storage areas.

Rodent bait stations

Closed professional monitoring stations are installed at the facility. Each point receives a number, is marked on the map and is regularly checked by a specialist.

Main requirements

A station must be closed, lockable, durable, fixable and clearly marked. It is not just a bait box, but an element of a managed control system.

  • Protection of bait from accidental access.
  • Recording the point in the register and on the facility scheme.
  • Scheduled inspections, log entries and corrective actions.
Isometric scheme of rodent monitoring stations
Monitoring stations are placed at risk points and checked along the service route.
Control point map at a warehouse facility
Example control point map for a warehouse, perimeter, ramps and container yard.

Control point map

After inspection, a scheme for placing bait stations and monitoring points is prepared. Management and operations staff can see which zones are under control.

1
Inspection

Inspection of the perimeter, warehouses, ramps, docks, waste and technical zones.

2
Zoning

Dividing the facility into risk zones and identifying entry routes.

3
Installation

Installation, fixing, numbering and adding points to the log.

4
Service

Scheduled checks, activity records, service acts and recommendations.

Documentation for control and audits

The system must be documented. This is important for the owner, tenants, operations staff and facilities working under internal quality standards.

Placement schemeAll control points with numbers.
Station registerNumber, zone, installation date and location.
Inspection logVisit date, point condition and completed work.
Activity logActivity signs, problem zones and recommendations.
Service actsConfirmation of regular service.
ReportsSummary information for management and tenants.

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