A review of termite and carpenter ant biology, habits and colony development. Ways of identifying damage and levels of infestation. An examination of various control methods (mechanical, chemical, baits, moisture control, physical barriers). How to perform a proper inspection. Presented by Ed Szymanski (FMC) May 14, 1997...
Presented by Craig Martelle (Atlantic Paste) February 5, 1997...
Presented by Derek Amoroso (Bell Labs) October 23, 1996...
A program on flying insect identification (life cycles, breeding habits), fly management strategies (sanitation, exclusion, mechanical control, chemical control) and a thorough review of case studies involving small flies, filth flies and nuisance flies. Presented by Dave Poling (Whitmire/Micro-gen) June 5, 1996...
At the time, federal law required pest management professionals to receive certifiable training every two years in hazardous materials management. The NPCA-1 Form became the new accepted form for performing termite inspections. Presented by Steve Walsh March 13, 1996...
It's very common for pest management specialists to encounter three main symptoms when dealing with the general public: Entomophobia (fear of insects), Chemophobia (fear of chemicals) and Delusional Parasitosis (the belief that insects are present where none exist). These are conditions a pest control specialist...
Presented by Allan Dufoe (Lipha-Tech) September 27, 1995...
The purpose of the program was to help PCOs better understand state regulations and thereby reduce the risk of being cited, fined or suspended. Another goal of the seminar was to forge a better working relationship between the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation...
Presented by Wendell Codner (FMC) February 22, 1995...
Presented by Brian Cooney (Bell Labs) December 14, 1994...