Integrated Pest Management

What Is Integrated Pest Management and How Does It Benefit You? 

Integrated pest management (IPM) is a holistic approach towards pest risk management by utilising proactive control methods. It requires a combination of pest exclusion practices that involves good sanitation procedures along with extensive monitoring. With IPM in place, you can mitigate potential pest infestation eventually saving your business cost in the long run.

Why do you need IPM?

• Early detection of potential pest problem reduces risk of infestation
• Monitoring of pest trend helps determine the right dispersion of pesticides
• Accurate identification and monitoring of pest allows correct deployment of maintenance plans
• Minimise disruption to daily operations
• Avoid introducing new pest into the premises

At Rentokil, we work closely with you to fully understand your business requirements to develop a sustainable IPM programme. We distinguish ourselves by conducting a thorough risk assessment of your site to identify potential pest problems that are then incorporated in our forward planning, regular monitoring and decision-making. Besides that, we are familiar with many industry's regulations and auditing standards to better support you in your supply chain risk management.

Our Service Benefits:

• Partnership Between Customers and Rentokil

  • Cooperation and sharing of roles in pest management essentially to protect reputation and pass audits.
  • Partnership with you to maintain consistent alignment on implementing strategies and action plans.

• Education and Exclusion

  • Total Hygiene Awareness Talk (THAT) and educational materials to support you in raising the awareness of your employees.
  • Identification of pest entry points and proactive recommendations on proofing action plan to help you keep your premises in optimum condition.

• Sanitation

  • Professional evaluation on current cleaning practices and further advice to reduce pest infestation by cutting off food source, water and shelter.

• Treatment

  • Efficient control or management of infestation with appropriate pest control solution in conjunction with the use of non-chemical treatment, and chemical treatment sparingly where necessary.
  • Rotation of treatment methods and chemical application to discourage pests from developing pesticide resistance in the long run.