On 2nd and 3rd March 2016 Pest Control
experts from across Europe gathered for Pest Protect: a conference and
exhibition event held in the International Congress Centre in Stuttgart,
Germany. Much that was to be found at Pest Protect – the content and form of
the event – was a first for DSV, the German trade association. The event was
better attended than last years’ Eurocido event by 30%.
A programme of seminars proved very popular with many
delegates having to sit on the floors of the seminar rooms owing to a shortage
in seating, so well-attended was the event. The threat of bed bugs was a common
theme delivered by many of the seminar speakers. Thematically, this topic was
brought together under the heading of ‘Breakfast in Bed’.
The event was opened by Henry Mott, vice-president of CEPA
and managing director of Conquer Pest Control, which is based in Nottingham. In
opening the event, Henry elected to emphasise the importance of quality. The
CEPA CEN standard formed a significant portion of his talk and the crucial role
it plays in maintaining standards of quality in Pest Control across Europe.
Key West Pest Control recognises the vital importance of
maintaining standards of quality when working in the field. Our operatives are
all certified for harness training at heights and according to health and
safety standards (CHAS). We are a
servicing company member of the National Pest Technicians Association (NPTA).
We are also registered under the Waste Regulations Act 2011. In addition, Key
West is certified to provide the necessary training to new members of our team,
which continues to expand.
In applying the standards of our profession to the business
premises of our expanding portfolio of clients our emphasis is on the
prevention of infestation. Where our standards are applied to a domestic
setting the emphasis is on removal and extermination. Our operatives are
furnished with a skillset that meets these standards when they are applied. A
significant part of proactively preventing infestation is in the advice that we
are very pleased to give to our existing and future clients.
Events such as Pest Protect provide a vital hub round which
members of our profession may share information and advice around new
techniques and technologies for Pest Control.
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