PMPs Gone Wild!

PMP’s Gone Wild! 

Thursday, May 28, 2015, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm

Bug Off Career Training Center, 1085 Saint Nicholas Ave (164-165 St.)

 

PMPs are looking for ways to grow their businesses with fresh ideas that will increase their top and bottom lines. Lately, we are seeing a greater demand for wildlife management, especially in urban areas like New York City. As a result, wildlife control has now become the number one add-on service to existing pest control operations. The meeting agenda will cover licensing requirements. Participants will learn how to trap, transport and dispose of the major animals: squirrels, raccoons, skunks, opossums, moles, bats, snakes, etc. There will also be a demonstration of the latest tools for trapping, handling and personal protection.

The Pest Management Career Training Course

The Pest Management Career Training Course

• Required training for those wishing to become licensed in New York
• New York recertification credits
• Apprenticeship training for new employees
• Category-specific credits for Applicators wishing to add more categories
• Category-specific credits for license upgrade

Next Course Begins:

April 18, 2015

PCOs may take individual certification sessions for credits. Please check Course Schedule below for credit breakdown.

April Promotions and More

This Just in:

Tandem insecticide @ $98.00 per quart.

Broad-spectrum microencapsulate contains a combination of thiamethoxam (neonicotinoid) and lambda cyhalothrin (pyrethroid).

OK for food areas and for bed bugs. Not for outdoor use in New York state.

Clean-out rate of 1.1oz per gallon produces 29 finished gallons. 

 

Promos

Exciter @ $47.00 per pint. While supplies last.

  Halo 45 Fly Machine @ $169.00. Buy 4, get 1 more free. Through 4/30/15

Advanced Fly Control; Insect Light Trap Technical Training

Advanced Fly Control; Insect Light Trap Technical Training Featuring:   Chris Henderson, Pelsis

Join us for lunch and refreshments. Afterwards, we’ll present an advanced training program on flies and their control. Learn about the origin of flies in urban environments; the major species; integrated fly management programs; chemical and non-chemical control choices; and product selection. In part 2 of our program, we will learn about regulatory and auditing standards for insect light traps (ILTs); ILT options and features; best practices for food areas and sensitive accounts as well as site surveys and installation guidelines. Take advantage of some special promos for attendees that day only. Don’t miss out!

 

The Pest Management Career Training Course

This course can be used for:

•   Required training for those wishing to become licensed in New York.

•   New York recertification credits.

•   Apprenticeship training for new employees.

•   Category-specific credits for Applicators wishing to add more categories.

•   Category-specific credits for license upgrade.

 

For new students, this course consists of classroom lectures, homework assignments and 2 exams.