Rodent Control. 4.13.25.1. When directed by NYCDOT, the Contractor will be responsible for providing all material, labor, and equipment necessary to eliminate or control rodent populations within a landscaped area under this Contract.
4.13.25.2. The Contractor must follow all Laws for the application of any controls such as traps or poison.
4.13.25.3. Unit of measurement: per application.
Rodent Control. Rodent Control measures shall be undertaken by the LESSEE, at XXXXXX’s sole cost and expense, so as to prevent damage to the LEASED PROPERTY. All rodenticides shall be listed in the LESSEE’s Annual Pest Management Plan and shall be included in the STATION’s pesticide authorized use list.
Rodent Control. All turf and landscaped areas shall be maintained free of rodents to include but not limited to gophers. The reduced presence of other rodents may be requested by the City.
Rodent Control. Regular treatment by bait laying of anticoagulant preparations in areas used as passageways and harborages of rats and mice, based on a system of permanent/semi-permanent bait stations. These rodenticides provide good control without presenting any hazard to products or personnel. However, if the degree of infestations should ever warrant it, acute bait / chronic rodenticides will be used, but only after close consultation with PAGCOR and then only under the strict supervision of the Contractor. Supplementary control methods such as by mechanical traps and sticky boards, plugging or sealing off of holes that may serve as entry points will also be employed if the situation so warrants.
Rodent Control. 1. Provide rodent control as necessary to prevent infestation of construction or storage area.
a. Employ methods and use materials which will not adversely affect conditions at the site or on adjoining properties.
b. Should the use of rodenticides be considered necessary, submit an informational copy of the proposed program to Owner with a copy to Project Manager. Clearly indicate:
(1) The area or areas to be treated.
(2) The rodenticides to be used, with a copy of the manufacturer's printed instructions.
(3) The pollution preventative measures to be employed.
2. The use of any rodenticide shall be in full accordance with the manufacturer's printed instructions and recommendations.
Rodent Control. A combination of single-catch and multiple-catch mechanical traps may be placed in areas most likely to be used as runways by rodents, serving as a monitoring and control measure. Your KeyGreen Pest Specialist will determine the types of traps used based on an inspection of your facility. Baits will not be used in public areas or food production/handling areas inside the facility. Rodent devices may be placed along walls or in other areas that rodents might use as runways. All such rodent devices will be serially numbered, mapped on a building site diagram and maintained regularly. KeyGreen will dispose of any captured rodents or rodent remains – client staff should not attempt to remove or disturb trap contents. Traps must remain accessible for service by KeyGreen at all times. In the event that baiting and trapping fail to achieve an acceptable level of control, KeyGreen may use other measures as needed in specific, targeted areas within the facility. We document all services provided by KeyGreen Pest Specialist, operations management, support staff and Quality Assurance professionals. Service documentation is housed on-site at your facility, with copies kept at your local KeyGreen branch office. KeyGreen IPM service documentation includes the following:
A. Scope of Service: Outlines the specifics of your service plan.
Rodent Control. A. Implement rodent control plan for the demolition of the Praxair building.
Rodent Control. As a general rule, rodent control inside occupied buildings should be accomplished with traps. All such devices need to be concealed and in protected areas so as not to be affected by routine cleaning and other operations. Trapping devices should be checked on a schedule approved by the OCF. The contractor shall be responsible for appropriate disposal of all trapped rodents and rodent carcasses in a timely manner.
Rodent Control. Contractor shall be responsible for controlling all rodents in landscaped areas and damages incurred.
Rodent Control. Indoor trapping: Rodent control inside occupied buildings shall be accomplished with trapping devices only. All such devices shall be concealed and in protected areas so as not to be disturbed by school operations. Trapping devices shall be checked every 24 hours. The Contractor or designated school personnel will be responsible for disposing of all trapped rodents or rodent carcasses in an appropriate manner. Outdoor use of bait boxes: All bait boxes shall be placed out of general view where they will not be disturbed by school operations. The lids of the boxes shall be securely locked of fastened shut. All bait boxes shall be attached or anchored to the floor, wall, or other immovable surface so that the box cannot be picked up or moved. Bait shall always be placed in the baffle protected feeding chamber of the box. All bait boxes shall be labeled on the inside with the Contractor's business name and address. The Contractor's employee shall date the box at the time of installation and after each servicing.
