Category Archives: Pest Management

I have been Employee 1090847, Employee 20321206, Employee 277563, and many others. What do all of these have in common? I am still an employee responsible for safety, no matter who I am working for or where I am doing the work. PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Some of those E- numbers had me using pesticides. TheContinueContinue reading “Safety Isn’t Random”

Since we are working our way through Pesticide Safety Education, how about some information on properly storing chemicals. In your warehouses. In your parked vehicle. While in transport. Gotta have a sign. This little pest was ignoring me. Organization is important. Dust, granular, baits, solids on top. Liquids on the 2nd shelf. Aerosols on theContinueContinue reading “Lock ‘Em Up”

Are you learning some tidbits about pesticide safety ? Are you taking it to heart? Are you teaching safety to others? I hope so. Let’s reinforce some more pesticide safety by understanding the label. Pesticides, insecticides, bug spray, rodenticide, mouse bait, or any other name those products are called, can have some dire consequences whenContinueContinue reading “Lawful Labeling”

MODE – OF – ACTION. Pest control professionals talk about this when choosing chemical eradication and maintenance for pests. I’ll bet you didn’t consider that your doctor uses the same systematic thinking when prescribing medication for illness. By a show of hands, How Many Of You Know What It Means?🙋‍♀️ Let’s break it down. MODEContinueContinue reading “I Readily Accept Change”

—This post came to me when I saw the headline of a story coming from NYC. — ——————————- Photo cr: kansaspublicradio.org We’ve all heard of Flock of Seagulls – the music group and the bird that lives near the water. That sentence is partially untrue. Seagulls don’t actually exist – they are just gulls. TheyContinueContinue reading “Rats Add Mischief”