Compliance and safety

What stands behind every visit

A fumigation takes about an hour to see. What you do not see is everything behind it: who comes into your home or business, what they know, what product they use and what happens to whatever is left over. Here is the whole picture.

Ministry of Health permitLicensed company and registered products
Medical exam and cholinesterase testOn file for every technician
Certified annual trainingExam passed and certificate current
Occupational health committeeTeam safety as a standing job
Procedures manualEvery type of job, written step by step
Waste management planContainers that do not end up in the trash

Who comes into your home

Every technician arrives in a marked vehicle, in uniform and with an ID badge. Behind that is a personnel file:

Medical exam and cholinesterase test, kept in each technician's file. The cholinesterase test is not mandatory for us, because we do not use the products that affect it, but we do it anyway as a preventive check.
Full protective equipment on every application, with a respirator when the job calls for it.
Clean uniform every day and a shower at the end of the shift, so the product does not travel to any other home.
Annual training passed, with a current certificate. More on that below.

EcoPlagas technician applying product with a respirator and protective equipment — Application with a respirator and protective equipment.

Annual training, with a certificate

Every technician reads the full course and passes an exam based on real situations from the route. The certificate shows which course was passed, the score, and how long it is valid: it expires after 12 months and is retaken every year. These are real certificates from our team. We only shortened the technician's name and covered the verification QR code.

Real certificate for the Label Reading course, with the technician's name shortened — **Label reading**How to read the label and the safety data sheet of each product before using it.

Real certificate for the Safe Mixing and Application course, with the technician's name shortened — **Safe mixing and application**Dosing, mixing and application with no risk to the family, pets or the technician.

Real certificate for the Protective Equipment and Hygiene course, with the technician's name shortened — **Protective equipment and hygiene**The pieces of protective equipment, the respirator and the applicator's hygiene.

Real certificate for the Poisoning and First Aid course, with the technician's name shortened — **Poisoning and first aid**How to recognize poisoning and what to do in the first few minutes.

Occupational health committee

Team safety does not depend on someone remembering. We have an occupational health committee that looks after the technicians' working conditions, their protective equipment and the response to any incident.

A manual for every job

Every type of job has a written, illustrated and reviewed procedure that the technician knows before heading out on the route. It covers, among other things:

Gel, spray and dust application.
Rodent control with numbered bait stations.
Outdoor thermal fogging, only by authorized technicians.
Calibration of application equipment.
What to do in case of a spill, poisoning or an emergency.

Labeled rodent control station with its logbook — Labeled station, recorded in the logbook.

What product comes into your home

Products authorized and registered with the Ministry of Health.
Only green, blue or yellow label products, never red label.
We do not use organophosphates or carbamates, the groups most toxic to people.
The product goes where the pests live: gel in cracks and closed bait stations, not spray in the air.
The technical data sheets and safety data sheets for every product are available to you.

Waste management plan

Whatever is left over from a service does not end up in the regular trash. We have a written plan, with people in charge and records:

Separate, labeled bins for containers, product cardboard, gloves and removed bait.
Triple rinsing of every empty container. The rinse water is applied, not poured away.
Containers go back to the supplier, who signs for them.
Logbook and weekly inspection of the waste area, with a maximum storage time.

Technician wearing a glove handling rodent bait — Gloves and bait: they have their own bin too.

What you get

At home

Service report with photos.
What we guarantee with its conditions in writing.
Cleaning and re-entry instructions.
Product safety data sheets, if you ask for them.

At your business

Pest control plan with a map of numbered bait stations.
Signed logbook for every visit.
Certificate with a QR code, verifiable online.
Technical and safety data sheets for every product, for audits.

Book on WhatsApp Request data sheets and safety sheets

Frequently asked questions

Are your technicians trained?

Yes. Every technician passes the mandatory pesticide application courses every year, with an exam based on real situations. Each course comes with a certificate that expires after 12 months, and the technician retakes it to keep it current.

Do your technicians get medical exams?

Yes. Every technician has a medical exam and a cholinesterase test on file. The cholinesterase test is not mandatory for us, because we do not use organophosphates or carbamates, but we do it anyway as a preventive check.

Are the products safe around children and pets?

We use products authorized by the Ministry of Health, and only green, blue or yellow label products, never red. People and pets can go back into the treated area one hour after the application.

Can you give me the technical data sheets and safety data sheets?

Yes. Businesses receive them with their pest control plan, and any customer can request them on WhatsApp.

What do you do with empty containers?

They are rinsed three times, the rinse water is applied instead of poured away, and the containers go back to the supplier, who signs for them. Nothing goes into the regular trash.