Rodent Control Paperwork

[Alimac2 321]

What paperwork is a must for completing, during a rodenticide treatment on farms? To get as far as the treatment stage I know you've to do a enviromental risk assessment inc the crru code.. Is it just visit reports & standard risk assessment after that?? Been waiting a fair while for the Killgerm rodents on farms course, but it seams I'm the only one wanting to do it this summer!! Cheers in advance

[shropshire mole 190]

At very least you need a folder, in that folder you WILL have a location map of where you have placed rodenticide bait (ideally numbered) a laminated sheet works well, as when baits are moved about, the map can be updated with little stickers.

* A written report on every visit detailing what you have done, bait placement, name of/active ingredient used + quantity. Tamper resistant boxes/bait burrowing etc

Any recommendations you make.

 

 

* If you happen to abducted by aliens, then the farmer will know where poison baits are around the farm.

 

Defo do a course when you can

[mole trapper 1,694]

And even after all that rigmerole you'll still find sachets of broadifacoum and jaguar blocks broadcast all over the yards by the farmers.

[Alimac2 321]

Cheers Shropshire, think my paperwork will be fine by the sound of it. Just so annoying that I can't get on the course, Killgerm say it needs a minimum of 2 people, you'd think they would run the course for one person, who for all they know could spend thousands with them over the years, I now can't get on with my business confidently because they need £300 instead of £150, for a course they advertise as running every month!!

[nod 285]

There are other suppliers other than Killgerm. I don't use them no more.

[shropshire mole 190]

As Nod says there are other training providers.have a look at:-

 

Barretine pest control

 

NPTA

BPCA

 

Lantra

 

will be others as well

[myersbg 1,385]

Try SX enviromental, or 1 ENV. both great to deal with.

 

Brian

[Rowan 308]

hi mate , there are plenty of suppliers of courses and products , best not to stick with one , but shop around for the best offers , good luck with your course.