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About
- Legislation that affects pest management
- Common terms for using biocides
- Public health biocides product labels
- Safe storage and transport of biocides
- Disposal of biocides and containers
- Keeping biocide records
- Introduction and lifecycle of bed bugs
- Biology and behaviour
- Bed bug population changes
- Signs of an infestation
- Reasons for control
- Safety and legislation
- Non-chemical treatment options
- Chemical control
- Commercial bed bug management.
The finer details
There are five modules in this course. A minimum score of 70% is required to pass it.
Upon successful completion, a Lantra certificate of training will be available to download and print.
Enrol on this e-learning course
Who should attend?
The course is ideal for anyone responsible for managing and controlling bed bugs. This course does NOT qualify you to become a professional pest controller but will allow you to manage pests on your own site.
What will be covered?
- Legislation that affects pest management
- Common terms for using biocides
- Public health biocides product labels
- Safe storage and transport of biocides
- Disposal of biocides and containers
- Keeping biocide records
- Introduction and lifecycle of bed bugs
- Biology and behaviour
- Bed bug population changes
- Signs of an infestation
- Reasons for control
- Safety and legislation
- Non-chemical treatment options
- Chemical control
- Commercial bed bug management.
Other areas of interest
Responsible and Effective Control on Commensal Rodents (e-learning).
Professional Wasp and Bee Control (e-learning).