Pest Control Childcare Centres

Schools, day care centres & other child-care facilities are places where we want our children to feel safe and to be safe.

A clean maintained facility allows children to focus all their attention on gaining an education.

Pests can affect schools and childcare facilities just like other types of premise and a childcare centre is required to provide a sustained environment for children with all types of health requirements.

What are the requirements for pest control in a childcare facility?

Early education centres and their pest control requirements is very similar to the requirements of food handling industries as they are consistently legislated and monitored due to the potential health risks that they expose.

Pest control in the childcare industry is something that is not taken lightly. Health & Safety auditing can take place on a frequent basis, which would require the facility to produce their pest control management plan.

Keeping schools pest free is a highly important factor in maintaining a safe and healthy school environment. Serious diseases carried by rodents and insects can set off allergies or can inflict painful bites and stings.With major risks and concerns at stake there can be a few simple checks that can be made to minimise your risk of any concerns.

Pest Control – Allergies & Asthma

Pest control in schools must be performed in such a way that it minimises the amount of pesticides used to avoid contributing to reactions in children who may suffer from asthma, allergies, or other respiratory problems.

PNP Pest Control only use the safest, latest and fully tested products available.
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are available on our website

In the interests of being extra careful and for full peace of mind pest control services in your centre will only be conducted at the end of the day where there are no or limited children onsite.