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Warehouse

Stopping rodents getting into a distribution warehouse

Typical job — distribution warehouse, Gampaha district

Loose bait removed from the goods area
First action
Proofing the building, not just baiting it
Emphasis
Tamper-resistant, mapped and logged at every check
Stations
Station map and check record kept for audits
Reporting

The situation

Loading bays open through the working day, stock damage appearing in the lower racking, and droppings found during a stock count. Bait had been laid loose by the site team, which is both a safety problem around goods and a poor way to control a population that keeps arriving from outside.

Our approach

The loose bait was removed first. The building was walked for entry points — dock door gaps, service penetrations and a drain entry — and a proofing list was issued for the site team to seal, because baiting an unsealed building simply feeds a population that is replenished nightly. Tamper-resistant stations went in on a mapped grid, each logged and checked on a schedule, with the layout drawn up so anyone auditing the site can see what is where.