Congratulations to the newest member of the PGM & SON Pest Control Hereford Team, Joe Martin, who has recently passed his RSPH Level 2 award in Pest Management. The highly-regarded RSPH Level 2 Award in Pest Management is a recognition that demonstrates his commitment to providing the highest quality pest management services to our customers.
The RSPH Level 2 Award in Pest Management is a rigorous program that covers a range of topics related to pest management, including the biology and behavior of pests, the principles of integrated pest management, and the safe and effective use of pesticides. It is designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills required to work in the pest management industry, and is recognised by the industry as evidence of an individual's competence and commitment to their profession.
Our pest technician's achievement of this prestigious award shows their dedication to their professional development, and to providing the best possible service to our customers. We are proud to have such a talented and committed member of our team, and we look forward to continuing to deliver the highest quality pest management services to our customers.
Did you know?
All our pest control technicians are qualified to the Royal Society for Public Health Level 2 in Pest Management.
We also have Advanced Bird Management Technicians so if you are experiencing bird problems and need bird control or bird proofing works give PGM & Son Bird Control Hereford and Worcester a call.
What is Advanced Bird Management?
Advanced Bird Management (ABM) refers to a set of techniques used to manage bird populations, particularly in urban areas like Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
The aim of ABM is to mitigate the negative impact of birds on human health, safety, and the environment, while also preserving the well-being of bird populations. This may involve a variety of methods, such as bird proofing buildings, habitat modification, relocation, and humane control measures.
ABM also involves monitoring and researching bird populations and behavior, and using this information to develop and implement effective management strategies. The goal of ABM is to find a balance between the needs of people and the needs of birds in urban environments.
What are the techniques involved in Advanced Bird Management?
There are a number of techniques that we use as part of Advanced Bird Management (ABM). Some of the most common techniques include:
Bird proofing: This involves modifying buildings and structures to make them less attractive to birds and prevent them from roosting or nesting. This may include the use of physical barriers, such as spikes, netting, or bird-resistant glass, as well as the use of visual deterrents, such as reflective tape or balloons.
Habitat modification: This involves changing the environment to make it less attractive to birds. This may include removing food sources, such as bird feeders or waste food, or planting vegetation that is less attractive to birds.
Relocation: This involves removing birds from one location and releasing them into a more suitable habitat. This is typically done in consultation with wildlife agencies to ensure that it is done in a humane and responsible manner.
Humane control measures: This involves using non-lethal methods to control bird populations, such as egg and nest removal, or the use of bird scaring devices, such as audio deterrents or laser lights.
Monitoring and research: This involves monitoring bird populations and their behavior, and using this information to develop and implement effective management strategies. This may involve conducting surveys, monitoring bird nesting and roosting sites, or studying the effectiveness of different control methods.
These are some of the most common techniques used as part of ABM. The specific techniques used will depend on the type of bird, the location, and the specific issues being addressed.
What is RSPH Level 2 award in Pest Management?
The Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) Level 2 Award in Pest Management is a qualifications program designed to provide individuals with the knowledge and skills required to work in the pest management industry. This program covers a range of topics related to pest management, including the biology and behavior of pests, the principles of integrated pest management, and the safe and effective use of pesticides.
The RSPH Level 2 Award in Pest Management is designed for individuals who are either new to the pest management industry or who have limited experience in the field. It is intended to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills that can be built upon with further training and experience. The award is recognised by the pest management industry and can be used as evidence of an individual's competence and commitment to their profession.
The program is delivered through a combination of classroom-based training and practical assessments, and is typically completed over a period of several weeks or months. Successful completion of the program results in the award of the RSPH Level 2 Award in Pest Management, which is recognised as evidence of an individual's competence in the field of pest management.
The RSPH Level 2 Award in Pest Management is considered a prestigious qualification for several reasons:
Recognition: The award is recognised by the pest management industry as evidence of an individual's competence and commitment to their profession. This recognition can help individuals to stand out from others in the field and can increase their employment prospects.
Industry standards: The program is designed to cover the knowledge and skills required to work in the pest management industry, and is based on industry standards and best practices. This means that individuals who complete the program have a good understanding of what is expected of them in their professional role.
Rigorous assessment: The program involves both classroom-based training and practical assessments, which are designed to test the individual's knowledge and skills. This rigorous assessment process helps to ensure that only individuals who have the necessary knowledge and skills receive the award.
Reputation: The RSPH is a well-respected organisation with a long history of promoting public health and environmental sustainability. The association of the RSPH with the award helps to give it credibility and prestige, and can help to increase the standing of individuals who hold the award.
Professional development: Completing the RSPH Level 2 Award in Pest Management demonstrates an individual's commitment to their professional development, and can help them to advance in their careers. It can also provide a foundation for further study and professional development in the field of pest management.
If you are looking for a professional and experienced pest management commercial service or pest prevention service, look no further. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you keep your property free from pests.
PGM & SON are available 7 days a week to eradicate your pest problems.
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For all your pest control needs, call PGM & Son Pest Control Hereford and Worcester on 01981 540088 or visit our website at www.pgmpestcontrol.co.uk or drop us an email to contact@pgmpestcontrol.co.uk
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