1. Services vehicles will be parked according to the facility's instructions or in a safe, but out of the way spot: clear of loading zones and alleys.

2. The person in charge of coordinating the pest control program will be contacted each time upon first entering the facility.

3. A'' Flashlight'' inspection of areas to receive service will be performed on the initial service in order to become familiar with the floor plan of the buildings. Assistance from the facility employee may be required to gain access to locked areas.

4. The location of any rodent control devices will be noted on the floor plan or graph of the facility

5. Insect control methods may include:
a. Application of liquid residual materials to cracks and services where the pests breed or harbour.
b. Application of liquid residual materials as spot treatment where labeling permits.
c. Application of insecticides dusts to cracks, voids and other concealed areas.
d. Use of insecticide baits where labeling permits.
e. Application of residual materials or bait material around dumpsters for control of houseflies (optional service).
Sanitation recommendations (in writing) to the facility.

9. Fly control:
a. Surveying the facility and grounds and providing written recommendations for steps you can take to minimize fly invasions.
b. Specifying areas where exclusion effort needed
(e.g. caulking, weather stripping).
c. Providing a plan for the strategic location of insect light traps (ILTS) to capture flies and other flying insects that could enter î the building.
d. Recommending ILT styles best suited for your situation.
e. Providing regular exterior treatment as needed including baits and treatment of exterior fly resting areas.

Regular treatment Important
It's next to impossible to kill all the insect eggs in your business. Pests often lay their eggs in places you can't see or touch. And to kill eggs you have to treat them directly. That's - one reason why regular, professional treatments are so important. Even if- every adult pest is eliminated from your business, you'll still have pests because the eggs the adult, laid before they left will continue to hatch for up to three months. And of course new adults will come in.