Details of rodent control companies

Rodent control companies (also known as insecticide companies, extermination companies, pest control companies) refer to companies engaged in the prevention or control of harmful organisms (rats, reptiles, flying insects, termites, and other harmful organisms) of enterprise units. Basic introduction Chinese name: Rodent control company Alias: Pesticide company Part of speech: Noun Category: Company background, standards of the Public Health Office, rat control assessment and identification, national sanitary city honors, service items, service objects, introduction to rats, the meaning of rat control, Background: my country's rodent control company services were derived from the Patriotic Health Movement Committee in the early days under the planned economy system. It was called the "Four Pests Elimination Movement". The main model was: passed by the *** functional departments-Patriotic Health Associations at all levels. The administrative order mobilizes units and people from all walks of life to carry out large-scale pest control and rodent eradication activities once or twice a year. This popular movement has a history of half a century. Judging from the development history of rodent control companies in our country and the work practices that have lasted for decades, our country’s government has always attached great importance and care to this work. The popular campaign to eliminate the four pests organized by the Communist Party of China has enabled China, a developing country with a large population and underdeveloped economy, to achieve world-renowned achievements in disease prevention and control. 3. Basic services The core of a rodent control company with a good brand is 'comprehensive prevention and control of rodent pests', that is, starting from the overall concept of rodents, the environment and social conditions, taking rodents and their habitats as a whole, and then taking into account the social Conditions, comprehensive use of reasonable environmental governance, physical governance, chemical governance, biological governance or other effective means to form a systematic set of rodent pest control measures to achieve the purpose of root cause. Rodent prevention and control is an industry. It is a service industry that effectively controls rodents and other harmful organisms that endanger human health and harass the living environment. This is not the traditional method of killing rats by throwing them all over the place. If you are deeply disturbed by cockroaches, rats, mosquitoes, flies, termites, fleas and other pests in your work and life, and even suffer unspeakably, this kind of company will help you eliminate the pest interference! A well-branded rodent control company will complete the pest control and rodent control work without affecting the customer's normal business, and effectively implement an efficient, environmentally friendly, safe, and pollution-free quality assurance system. Standards of the Public Health Office: 1. Rat control standards 1. Place two 20×20 cm talcum powder blocks in a standard room of 15 square meters. The positive powder blocks shall not exceed 3 after one night; there are rat holes, rat droppings, rat bite marks and other rat traces. The number of rooms shall not exceed 2; the number of unqualified anti-rodent facilities in key units shall not exceed 5. Check 2,000 rooms (15 square meters is converted into one room, and the number of rooms is calculated based on the actual area found, the same below). Among them, 60 are key units and 40 are general units. 2. The total area of ??different types of external environments is 2,000 linear meters, and there should be no more than 5 rat traces. Check the urban construction sites, garbage collection stations, parks, zoos, green spaces, along the banks of rivers and lakes, on the walls of dams and canals, on both sides of railways, schools, unit courtyards, open spaces between residences, etc. for a total of 2,000 meters of rat traces (including Rat holes, rat droppings, rat bite marks and rat tracks), each inspection point shall be no less than 50 meters long. 3. Inspection of anti-rodent facilities: Check the status of anti-rodent facilities on doors, windows, sewers (gutters) and vents of key units. Rodent control assessment and identification 1. Application cities (including provincial capital cities, cities under separate planning, and prefecture-level and county-level cities) that have passed more than two self-examinations and met the standards shall submit an application to the provincial (autonomous region) AIDS Association. The provincial (autonomous region) AIDS Association will The Health Office organizes the assessment and appraisal. When municipalities directly under the Central Government jointly create health districts, each district submits an application to the Municipal Health Care Association, and the Municipal Health Care Office organizes the assessment and appraisal. 2. Assessment and Appraisal The assessment and appraisal work for the control of rats, mosquitoes, flies and cockroaches should be organized item by item. The assessment and identification time is arranged during the peak season when local rodents or pests breed and breed. The assessment content includes information assessment (work plan, technical plan, monitoring data, etc.) and on-site assessment. On-site assessments should be conducted in all urban areas using random inspections. Surprise medication is prohibited before the assessment. This approach applies to all cities.

National Sanitary City Honor: Cities (including districts in municipalities directly under the Central Government) that have passed a certain control assessment and appraisal of rats, mosquitoes, flies, and cockroaches will be awarded the title of Advanced Urban District (Advanced District) by the Patriotic Association of the province (autonomous region) and municipality where they are located. It is valid for five years (including the previously named city) and must be reported to the National Health Care Office for filing. After the validity period expires, cities (including districts of municipalities directly under the Central Government) that have received the honorary title should apply to the Health Care Office of the province (autonomous region) or municipality where they are located for review. Those who pass the re-examination will continue to retain their honorary titles; those whose consolidation measures are ineffective, their work is slipping, or the density of rats and insects exceeds the standard, their titles will be revoked. Those who do not apply for reexamination after the expiration date will be automatically given up. Cities (including districts of municipalities directly under the Central Government) that have received honorary titles should conscientiously consolidate their work and perform regular self-examinations. The provincial (municipal) Patriotic Association should strengthen daily supervision work to ensure that the density of rats and insects is always controlled within standards. The National Health Care Office will conduct random inspections in conjunction with the work of creating a national sanitary city. 1. Rodent control 2. Reptile control (cockroaches, ants, fleas, bed bugs, millipedes, etc.) 3. Flying insect control (mosquitoes, flies, Moths, etc.) 4. Termite control (wooden structures such as floors, trees, etc.) 5. Disinfection, sterilization, and odor removal (hotels, hospitals, hotels, and other tobacco and alcohol establishments) 6. ... Service objects 1. Medical care (hospitals) , pharmacies, etc.) 2. Catering (hotels, restaurants, etc.) 3. Food (food processing, food manufacturing (pest control requirements in food safety management systems such as QS, HACCP, GMP, AIB, SGS, etc.)) 4. Commerce (shopping malls, supermarkets, Hypermarkets, etc.) 5. Precision instrument manufacturing enterprises, etc.) 6. Other high-tech enterprises, production and packaging enterprises, government agencies, communities, and individual families, etc. 7 Undertake innovation in agriculture, forestry, parks, large warehouses, towns, districts and counties, and large and medium-sized cities Provincial and national-level sanitary city compliance projects... Introduction to rats Rats are rodents with many species (more than 450 species) and reproduce very quickly. A rat will be pregnant 8 times a year. As the saying goes: one male and one female, three hundred and fifty a year. Rats have followed humans to all parts of the world and are the most successful and common mammals. Rats have a very diverse food habit. They eat almost everything that people eat. They are not afraid of sour, sweet, bitter, or spicy foods, but their favorite foods are grains, melon seeds, peanuts, and oil-pressed foods. A mouse can eat approximately 9kg of grain in a year. The lifespan of rats is generally about one year. Due to their strong reproductive capacity, the density of rats usually returns to the pre-target level within half a year after reaching the target. The significance of rodent control The important significance of rodent control is to protect people's health and reduce the economic losses caused by rodents. (1) The role of rodent control in protecting people’s health: Rodents are the reservoir hosts of a variety of natural epidemic diseases. Plague, leptospirosis, scrub typhus, forest encephalitis, epidemic hemorrhagic fever, tick relapsing fever, and endemic typhus can be transmitted through external parasite bites, fecal contamination, mechanical carriage, and direct bites. , tularemia, schistosomiasis and intestinal infectious diseases, etc. Statistics prove that the number of people who died from rat infectious diseases in history far exceeds the total number of deaths in all previous wars. (2) Economic significance of rodent eradication: Rats steal grain seeds, gnaw grain seedlings, and destroy grain. According to statistics, as much as 50 million tons of grain are lost every year around the world due to rodent damage. Rats also steal tree seeds, destroy saplings, and affect forest regeneration. When the density of rats is high, it can also cause desertification of grasslands and affect the number of livestock carried. Rats also often chew up furniture and clothing, destroy buildings, destroy dikes and cause floods, chew through wires and cause fires, damage communication equipment, etc., causing huge economic losses to humans.