Pest control on a schedule, with records your audits can use.
Scheduled pest management, callouts, bird and rodent control across store fleets, by licensed pest technicians with a service record per site.
Commercial pest control is scheduled inspection and treatment to keep rodents, cockroaches, birds and other pests out of a store, plus callouts when something is seen. Nextage runs pest management across Australian retail fleets through licensed pest technicians, with the same service standard and a written service record for every site, which food and liquor retailers need for their own audits.
The problem
- Each store has a different pest contractor and a different paper trail.
- A sighting on the sales floor is a brand problem, not just a pest problem.
- Audit time arrives and nobody can find the service reports.
What's included
- Scheduled inspections and treatments per store
- Rodent, cockroach and general pest control
- Bird control on shopfronts, awnings and loading docks
- Callouts for sightings, logged from report to close out
- Work by licensed pest technicians
- Service records per visit, kept for every site
Public liability insurance: $20 million.
Program shape
How the work runs
Same order every time. The order is what makes site 40 match site 1.
Inspect
Where pests could get in, live and feed, at every store.
Set the program
Treatment and visit frequency per store type.
Treat and monitor
Licensed technicians, outside trading hours where needed.
Respond
Callouts for sightings, with the cause found and fixed.
Keep the records
A service report every visit, easy to find at audit time.
A good fit
- Food, liquor and convenience retail across many sites
- Stores with loading docks, bins and bird problems
- Groups that need one consistent pest record for audits
Not a fit
- Termite treatment for new building construction
- Domestic pest control
- Fumigation of shipping containers
Photos
Bait stations and bird netting
Lockable rodent bait stations set along an outside wall, and netting fixed under a canopy so birds cannot roost above the walkway. Every visit closes with a service report.
FAQ
About commercial pest control
How often should a retail store have pest control?
It depends on the store type, food handled, loading docks and history. Food retail is usually on a regular schedule through the year, with callouts in between when something is seen.
Who carries out the treatments?
Licensed pest technicians. Nextage runs the program and keeps the records; the treatments are done by licensed people.
Can you provide records for our food safety audits?
Every visit produces a written service record for that store, kept so it can be found when an auditor asks.
Related
Often runs alongside
Reactive & preventative maintenance
Reactive call outs, make safe, planned preventative maintenance and general repairs across the store fleet, through one accountable team.
Read morePressure cleaning & exterior washing
High pressure cleaning of shopfronts, footpaths, trolley bays, car parks, loading docks and building exteriors, with wash water managed where the rules require.
Read morePest control
What pest control does a food retailer actually have to do?
What the Food Standards Code clause 24 requires on pests, why a pest control contract is not the same as compliance, and what an inspector asks to see.
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