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Control Technician inspects identifies and treats pest infestations in residential and commercial properties. They use various methods including chemical applications traps and preventative measures to eliminate pests and prevent future infestations. They also educate clients on pest prevention and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Heres a more detailed breakdown of the responsibilities:
Core Responsibilities:
Inspection and Identification:
Examine buildings and surrounding areas for signs of pests determine the type of pest and assess the extent of the infestation.
Treatment Planning:
Develop and implement appropriate treatment plans selecting the right methods and materials for the specific situation.
Pest Elimination:
Apply pesticides set traps and utilize other techniques to eliminate pests safely and effectively.
Prevention:
Educate clients on preventative measures to minimize future pest problems such as sealing entry points and eliminating food sources.
Safety Compliance:
Ensure all work is conducted in accordance with safety regulations and guidelines including proper handling and application of chemicals.
Record Keeping:
Maintain accurate records of services performed chemicals used and other relevant information.
Equipment Maintenance:
Properly maintain and operate pest control equipment such as sprayers and traps.
Client Communication:
Communicate effectively with clients regarding treatment plans safety procedures and preventative measures.
Additional Responsibilities (may vary by employer):
Sales and Marketing:
Some positions may involve selling pest control services or promoting the companys offerings.
Supervisory Roles:
Senior technicians or supervisors may oversee teams of technicians and manage complex cases.
Specialized Treatments:
Some technicians may specialize in specific types of pest control such as fumigation or termite control.
Skills and Qualifications:
Problem-solving:
Ability to identify pest problems determine the best course of action and implement effective solutions.
Physical Stamina:
Ability to work in various environments including outdoor settings and handle physically demanding tasks.
Attention to Detail:
Meticulousness in following instructions applying chemicals and maintaining accurate records.
Customer Service:
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to interact with clients and provide excellent service.
Knowledge of Pests:
Understanding of different types of pests their behaviors and their habitats.
Knowledge of Chemicals:
Understanding of pesticides their application and safety precautions.
Valid Drivers License:
Many positions require a valid drivers license for transportation to and from job sites