Title Page

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Customer Name

  • Premise Address
  • Location
  • Report Submitted To:

  • Prepared by

Pest Control Coverage

  • Current Service Frequency

  • Last Service Visit

Structural & Pest Risk Assessment

A. Building Integrity & Pest Proofing

  • Are the doors or other openings to the outside of the building tightly fitted (no gaps, no deteriorated sealants, no visible light showing through)?

  • Are all screens for windows and doors in place and tightly fitted and in good repair?

  • Are all sewers, drainage with cover and tightly sealed?

  • Are outside garbage containers clean, leak free, properly covered, and regularly disposed (with evidence record)?

B. Cleaning & Sanitation

  • Is there debris or garbage accumulation around outside of the building?

  • Are all interior garbage’s being emptied and removed from the facility daily?

  • Are dirty dishes being cleaned prior to closing the facility at night?

  • Are all hard to reach areas of the facility (under grill lines, prep tables, behind equipment and shelving units) being cleaned on a frequent enough basis to prevent build up?

  • Is there an accumulation of spilled food, liquid, or dust?

C. Evidence of Pest Activity

  • Rodent Infestation

  • Cockroach Infestation

  • Ant Infestation

  • Fly Infestation

  • Mosquito Infestation

  • Other Pest infestation present

Summary of Recommendations

  • Exclusion measures to pest proofing

  • Restriction measures to reduce risk of pest attraction and harborage.

  • Destruction to destroy current infestation and target possible pest harborage.

  • Monitoring of pest threshold levels.

Report Completion

  • All findings and recommendations are explained to key contact person or authorized personnel.

  • I understand and acknowledge the results of the inspection done in the premises.

  • I declare that the information in this report is true and correct.

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