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Pest Structural Inspections: Integrated Pest Management Mobile App

Integrated Pest Management (IPM), is not a new approach in structural pest management. In fact, IPM has been practised in structural pest management for many years. IPM is a process that considers all available information and control methods when managing pest populations. When using an IPM approach, pest populations are maintained below economically damaging or socially unacceptable levels. All practical measures to suppress the pest population to a tolerable level are considered: These include cultural controls (e.g., changes in maintenance practices, regular cleaning schedule, garbage elimination, changes in worker procedures) pest exclusion and physical modifications (e.g., screening, caulking, etc.) and pest control devices and pesticides Using a combination of these cultural, physical, biological and chemical control techniques to minimize adverse effects to the public or the environment. The Pest Structural Inspections: Integrated Pest Management mobile app is devoted to the topic of IPM. Make sure you are thoroughly familiar with the techniques involved in IPM. Do you need several apps with common functionality. Create a template and then use it to create new apps.

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Structural IPM programs differ from IPM programs in other pest management industries in four main...
Prevention of pest infestations is very effective and should be the main objective o f the pest m...
Unlike outdoor pests, eradication of certain structure invading pests with a specific area (such ...
A working knowledge of building design especially plumbing, electrical and ventilation systems is...
Communication with clients is particularly important for establishing tolerances and for educatin...
When starting to implement IPM, it is often best to set realistic objectives for a small site or ...
physical characteristics of the building or structure,
environmental and human health protection concerns including an inventory of areas that require p...
building use patterns,
records of past pest problems and treatments that were used,
maintenance practices, preventive measures and treatments that could be used,
financial and other resources available to implement the IPM program,
regulatory requirements or bylaws that apply,
When developing an starting an IPM program for a client site , a plan should be developed that in...
education of pest management technicians,
site inspection and identification of all pest problems (including numbers of pests present) and ...
client education,
pest prevention including exclusion (e.
selection of thresholds and suitable monitoring methods,
selection and use of control measures (e.
establishing a record keeping system and quality assurance program,
program evaluation (usually done once a year),
regular communication with client or client representative,
The following is a more detailed description of the IPM techniques listed above.
Pest management is site specific.
Inspection of a structure involves searching for evidence of an infestation, such as actual pest ...
Obtaining information from people who live or work in the structure is a very important part of c...
No area in a structure should be excluded from inspection.
...and More!