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TECHNOLOGY Appreciating that clients depend on clear information that is accessible 24/7, Shield Pest Control UK Limited has launched an advanced electronic reporting management system. This is based on all Shield’s field technicians now working with the latest PDA handheld devices. The technicians will record and upload all essential data, including treatment reports and any relevant photographs taken on-site onto the system. Clients will now have online access to all necessary information in real-time, as recorded by the technician immediately after their site visit. Shield Pest Control’s clients can access this information via a secure website log-in.
The company employs a range of tactics and techniques to control pests including birds, insects, rodents and other mammals. Shield is one of the very few pest control companies based in the UK, to have
ACSOFT HELP FMS BREATHE MORE EASILY
AcSoft Health & Safety is targeting the facilities management industry with its range of reliable and accurate Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Monitors from Pennsylvania-based E Instruments.
Aimed at facilities managers and heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) professionals, these portable, handheld IAQ monitors offer real-time continuous data logging for a wide variety of buildings, namely homes, schools, offices, hospitals, laboratories and airports.
The models available in this key range are AQ Comfort, AQ PRO and AQ VOC. All boast a lightweight, durable design and provide real-time data logging for graphs, data analysis and easy reporting. They also incorporate Bluetooth for wireless communication with a PC and printer.
Depending on the model, the portable, handheld IAQ monitors measure CO2
, CO, VOC, NO2 , 22 | TOMORROW’S FM O3 , humidity, temperature, air
velocity, air flow, and barometric pressure. The AQ VOC instrument provides dynamic photoionisation detection (PID) volatile organic compound (VOC) sensor technology capable of detecting 0-20,000 parts per billion (PPB) and 0-200 parts per million (PPM).
Standard features of the range include active internal sampling pump, easy-to-use menu system, Li-ion rechargeable battery and large internal memory, whilst optional extras comprise wireless printer, handheld probe and protective rubber boot.
Paul Rubens, General Manager at AcSoft Health & Safety, said: “Indoor air quality has a major influence on the health, comfort and well-being of building occupants.
“As a result, Sick Building Syndrome is becoming an increasing concern for employers and building owners and managers, as well as builders, architects and engineers. As specialists in occupational health monitoring systems, it was
appropriate that we added IAQ monitors to our portfolio.
He concluded: “The E Instruments’ solutions have been specially developed to perform precise IAQ parameter testing for a range of toxic pollutants such as gases, VOCs, bacteria and moulds, in a bid to help avoid or identify a potentially serious health & safety issue.”
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been granted a Royal Warrant for providing the company’s services to HM The Queen.
Daniel Steward, Managing Director said, “Shield Pest Control UK aims to be at the forefront of good practice and excellence. In order to ensure this we are continuing to invest in team development and technology. The new management system incorporating the PDA handheld devices is an important development to support our service to our clients. It is now an essential tool for our management and customer services team".
Established for over 40 years, Shield Pest Control UK has an excellent record of providing solutions by being very responsive and having excellent relationships with their clients. This new development demonstrates Shield Pest Control’s commitment to continuous improvement of their services to all their clients.
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