Pest Control for outlying buildings on premises
Is pest control for outlying buildings required to be monitored by Quality Control for the Plant? For example, A new shop has been constructed on the plants property and it's purpose is for repairing of trucks. It is not for storage or packaging for the plant. It is located 50 yards from the plant.
Is pest control for outlying buildings required to be monitored by Quality Control for the Plant? For example, A new shop has been constructed on the plants property and it's purpose is for repairing of trucks. It is not for storage or packaging for the plant. It is located 50 yards from the plant.
Regulatory? GFSI? From what you described, the building probably wouldn't need to be included the scope of your program. However, I would strongly advise some type of pest control for it so that you don't develop a problem there that migrates to your controlled facility.
Regulatory? GFSI? From what you described, the building probably wouldn't need to be included the scope of your program. However, I would strongly advise some type of pest control for it so that you don't develop a problem there that migrates to your controlled facility.
SQF Edition 8.0
Hi, Whiteman.
Yes in my opinion but couple it with including it in your cleaning plan and other PRPs for your general facility. While some of the context can be missing, a scenario could be even if it is located 50 yards away from main processing building, if the new structure is located to vegetation or garbage area and there are some cable trays that connect to this building to your processing area, chances are, it could also infest your facility.
The type of pest control monitoring may then just depend on what is the risk with the new building. Pest or no pest, this new structure should be part of the inspection.
Dear Whiteman,
As the building is located on your premises, it has to respect your own rules, as written above. The people working in the new building need to be used to regular inspections. Be careful to not create a "subculture".
Please note, that there may be environmental (and safety) regulations to be taken into account for a truck repair activity.
Kind regards,
Gerard Heerkens
When it comes to pest control SQF typically wants you to rely on the experts. In this case the "experts" would be your pest control company. I took this from the guidance docs:
"The location of internal and external pest control devices must be completed based on the risk to the site and the product. Factors that can affect this include product type, processing type, location of site, surrounding environment, types of facilities, external storage of equipment (such as equipment graveyards), neighboring facilities and land use. The site and surrounding areas must be kept free of waste, redundant equipment and associated debris to minimize harborage for vermin."
So if your pest control company tells you that you need pest control in that building to prevent them from migrating to your food facility, it would be a hard sell to your auditor as to why you disagreed. However, if the pest control tells you that you should be fine without it there, have them write something up for you to place in your pest control book stating that. You will be able to validate their expertise in this area with your pest sighting log and with the pest activity of the traps on the side of the building closest to this outlying building.
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You should first hire Pest control company they first will inspect whether yoiur building needs Pest control or not.
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Regulatory? GFSI? From what you described, the building probably wouldn't need to be included the scope of your program. However, I would strongly advise some type of pest control for it so that you don't develop a problem there that migrates to your controlled facility.
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