Pest Control Qualification Certificate Documents:

1. Ownership or lease agreements and original documents (for inspection), such as copies.

2. List of management and technical personnel, generally as follows.

3. Duplicate of Pest Control Personnel Training Certificate (for 10 or more individuals).

4. Pest Control and Management Quality Management Documents, Operating Standards, e.g., Quality Acceptance System.

5. Pests Control Operations (PCO)

6. Therefore, not a traditional spray-spray pest control method, but a three-step application approach.

7. Pest control, also known as insect management, encompasses several industries or services aimed at effectively controlling harmful insects and other animals that threaten human health and disturb the living environment.

8. PCO essentially encompasses integrated pest management, considering pests and their habitats as a threefold whole. Taking into account social conditions, it employs a comprehensive approach that includes rational environmental management, physical control, chemical treatment, biological control, or other effective methods to form a system of pest management measures. The aim is to achieve fundamental control.

Pest Control Objectives:

1. Offer pest control solutions tailored to the customer's actual situation, enhance pest control efficiency, and reinforce the effectiveness of the treatment.

2. Provide technical advice and assistance to customers for suggesting and improving pest control measures in their jurisdiction, including the eradication of breeding sites for disease-carrying vectors.

3. Regularly inspect and maintain the integrity of protective facilities under our jurisdiction for our clients, providing technical assistance and aiding in the improvement of any incomplete protective measures.

4. By implementing this program in conjunction with other pest control methods, achieve the goal of pest prevention and control, create a hygienic environment for the hotel, thereby enhancing the quality of service.