Title Page
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Service Request Number
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Pest Control Officer
- John Davison
- John Powell
- Andy Bamford
- Leigh Starbuck
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Contact Name
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Are wasps present
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Advise the client why you can not carry out a treatment and put any details in the comment section.
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Reasons for treating the wasp nest
- the location of a wasp nest is a nuisance
- significant risk of stinging (children and vulnerable groups)
- potential structural damage
- non target species are not present such as bees and bats
- time of year - the wasps will still be active for some time
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Wasp Nest Treatment
Wasp Nest
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Location
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Add media
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Can the nest be treated in accordance with the safe working procedures
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Why can we not carry out the treatment
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Are ladders required
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Can three points of contact be maintained and navel kept between styles
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Is loft access required
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Can the loft space be accessed safely and the pest control officer move across the loft space safely
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Are there any bats present
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Then the treatment cannot go ahead as all bats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 and before any structure can be treated then English Nature need to be consulted. Advise the householder to contact the Bat Conservation Trust on behalf of Natural England on 0345 1300228 to arrange a free visit.
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Is there any open water
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Can the treatment be carried out safely
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Insecticide to be used
- Ficam D
- Pyruthrin 33
- Other
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Personal Protective Equipment Required
- Overalls and bee hood
- Gloves
- Half face mask A2P3
- Goggles
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Personal Protective Equipment Required
- Overalls and bee hood
- Gloves
- Half face mask A2P3
- Goggles
Payment
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Are they in receipt on a specified benefit
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Specified Benefits
- Income Support (to be checked)
- Pension Credit (to be checked)
- Job Seekers Allowance (income based) (to be checked)
- Housing Benefit (Admin checked)
- Council Tax Support (Admin checked)
- Employment Support Allowance (income based) (to be checked)
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Cost of treatment
- 1 nest £50
- 1 nest £25 (specified benefits)
- 2 nests £62
- 2 nests £31 (specified benefits)
- 3 nests £74
- 3 nests £37 (specified benefits)
- Other
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Treatment charge
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Method
- Cash
- Cheque made payable to Charnwood Borough Council
- Credit debit card over the phone
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Receipt Number
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Receipt Number
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Was the transaction completed over the phone
Further Guidance
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Guidance to Resident and Insecticide Sheet left
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Any neighbouring properties that should be advised
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Neighbours
- Resident is to speak to them
- Pest Control Officer spoke to them Pest control officer spoken to them
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Any further comments / action?