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    Standard Operating Procedure Pests and Rodents Control

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    This standard operating procedure outlines pest and rodent control for a pharmacy. It describes procedures for managing house pests like cockroaches through insecticidal spraying. Rodent control uses traps and rodenticide baits around the building perimeter. Fly management sprays insecticides outdoors. Barrier treatment applies insecticide along external walls and floors to control crawling pests. The pharmacist and assistants are responsible for carrying out the procedures while wearing protective equipment. Records of pest control are logged.

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    Standard Operating Procedure Pests and Rodents Control

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    This standard operating procedure outlines pest and rodent control for a pharmacy. It describes procedures for managing house pests like cockroaches through insecticidal spraying. Rodent control uses traps and rodenticide baits around the building perimeter. Fly management sprays insecticides outdoors. Barrier treatment applies insecticide along external walls and floors to control crawling pests. The pharmacist and assistants are responsible for carrying out the procedures while wearing protective equipment. Records of pest control are logged.

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    This standard operating procedure outlines pest and rodent control for a pharmacy. It describes procedures for managing house pests like cockroaches through insecticidal spraying. Rodent control uses traps and rodenticide baits around the building perimeter. Fly management sprays insecticides outdoors. Barrier treatment applies insecticide along external walls and floors to control crawling pests. The pharmacist and assistants are responsible for carrying out the procedures while wearing protective equipment. Records of pest control are logged.

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    Standard Operating Procedure Pests and Rodents Control

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    This standard operating procedure outlines pest and rodent control for a pharmacy. It describes procedures for managing house pests like cockroaches through insecticidal spraying. Rodent control uses traps and rodenticide baits around the building perimeter. Fly management sprays insecticides outdoors. Barrier treatment applies insecticide along external walls and floors to control crawling pests. The pharmacist and assistants are responsible for carrying out the procedures while wearing protective equipment. Records of pest control are logged.

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    Document No.

    STANDARD OPERATING
    PROCEDURE Revision No.

    PESTS AND RODENTS CONTROL Page 1 of 2

    Revision History
    Revised on: Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by:

    Daniel Yves A. Paez IV, RPh Denice P. Mesias Denice P. Mesias


    Pharmacist Owner/Proprietress Owner/Proprietress
    Issue No.:
    Effective Date:

    References
    Document No.: Title No.

    I. OBJECTIVE: To create proper guidelines in the sanitation of the drugstore.

    II. SCOPE: Within the vicinity of the drugstore, cleaning of the shelves, and good housekeeping

    III. RESPONSIBILITY
     Pharmacist
     Pharmacy Assistants

    IV. PROCEDURE
    A. House Pests Management:
    1. The treatment is for the management of cockroaches and other pests such as
    silver fish, red and black ants.
    2. Treatment is mainly comprised of thorough insecticidal spray in all nooks and
    corners of the premises and areas harboring or may harbor cockroaches and
    other insects.
    3. Water-based insecticides and cockroach paste baits is used on this treatment.

    Page 1 of 3
    B. Rodent Control:
    1. Treatment is for the management of rodents i.e., rats, mice in the pharmacy
    ground floor, toilets, cashier, and manager's office.
    2. Rodent traps and rodenticide bait paste are set around the periphery of the main
    building, none of which will be used inside the building.
    3. For indoor control of rodents, glue board traps are placed along the walls in
    areas close to doors and other openings into an area. No food or poison baits are
    used and the catch are disposed off without the dead rodent causing
    odor/contamination problems from inaccessible areas.

    C. Intelligent Fly Management:


    1. Treatment is for the management of flies i.e., house flies, flesh flies, and gnat
    house flies.
    2. Water-based multi-insect insecticide will be sprayed directly at flying insects and
    thoroughly on areas of infestation. This will only be done outdoors to prevent
    contamination of products.
    3. Insect light traps or fly traps are installed inside the premises as needed.

    D. Barrier Treatment:
    1. Treatment is for crawling pests i.e., ants, millipedes, centipedes which come
    crawling from outside the premises.
    2. Prophylactic treatment is recommended and only for external periphery of the
    premises.
    3. The thorough runoff spray of a water-based insecticide spray will cover a band of
    2 meters i.e., one meter wide floor and one meter high wall sides. This is done by
    a pharmacy assistant.

    Note: Face mask and latex gloves should be used will involved in spraying activity to prevent contamination and
    inhalation.

    V. QUALITY OF RECORDS: N/A

    VI. FORMS:
     Logbook for pests and rodents control

    Page 2 of 3
    VII. END OF DOCUMENT

    Page 3 of 3

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