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...a pest controller P a ~u liW i lk ih so n i


i - , What qualifications do you need?i;:'JA'- ■ To start, you need to sit an introduction ' exam for the safe use of rodenticides‘'i !


, 1 and insecticides; also health and safety ' - You need to sit the Royal Society for; '■


: ' Public Health Level 2 in pest control I S * -v’: exam, which is conducted through’the'?’


. ..- British Pest Control Association and is :an equivalent NVQ. , ' *


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: Any other requirements for examples ? health and fitness or age? ‘


', V ,T As a pest control technician you would ■


•• ' need to be fit and healthy, also good a- a .; knowledge of the environment and other protected wildlife species and good si-fe: ;• knowledge of different rodenticides,‘S*5A .- insecticides and health and safety;%‘S


>; , How long does it take to qualify for the: role?


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• ' I t has taken me around six months:;fts5? -- to qualify, sitting two' exams and also ^i*-*. having weeks of manual training. Shooting (clay pigeonj’etc) is a big part ? ' I


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: : . Personal skills would be knowing and •**'• learning all about the biology of rodents


' ?;,and insects,-also not to be frightened & e,.s. of handling the occasional alive or dead. s;x< rodent or even dealing with thousands - ; & i o f insects which bite you.~ You also need i-S: to be p'olite and happy when you are .-y- • a sde'alingwith hundreds of customers.' ..:;;


..•.•jWhat sort o f career prospects and structure is there?


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What sort of starting salary and package can you expect? s;?«;


have worked veiy, ve?y hard running^ss;


-and starting my own business. The ■; harder you work the more you will earn'!= • which can start from £ 1 0 ,0 0 0 up to'iv^«* ,£ 5 0 ,0 0 0 per year. , V


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CRICKET hic'Ifit tn the Arhnrip? i t thp r- ^S?TT,1,


of my life for the past 23 years so it has '^g.: As's pest control Technician and helped me to become successful in pestiT;_,*owhing this business I would like to . control. ,


to.become a part of the structure;-:


What kind of Job satisfaction can you v.'.-: expect from a career? The best part of 5? the job IS putting a smile back on my ■ customers face when they have b e e n ; ? badly affected by a pest problem.


What sort of personal skills m a k e '^ ^g ' - In 5 0 words sell your profession? io; someone best suited to a career?


have a passion for every pest job or


‘.treatment I do.and this is the best job . in the world controlling and eradicating: : pests such as moles, rats; mice; wasps,‘ moths, flies, foxes, rabbits, fleas; bed :s-- -


, bugs; I am honest, reliable, hard working and will always do a professional job.' Iv*;-.-: will always explain about the.treatment*& involved to eradicate or control the pestrs- problem, so don’t be embarrassed,


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about having a pest problem, it’s just in ;■ - the wrong place at the wrong time


, HELPiJPaul Wilkinson covers PR postcodes in Lancashire ____________________


' " " Admin & Secretarial ' - - 9 t j 'o u r 6 y \ /n cd7uk Pendleside Hospice.


End-of-life Care Fac ilitato r- Care Homes A 24 hours per week '


(Worked flexibly between Monday and F r id ^ )


18 Month Fixed Term Contract, (Secondment Considered);; ^Salary £21,014 per annum?*-


This,IS an exciting opportunity to join Pendleside’s mulli-dis^plinaiy te^n li supporting and educating local care homes to provide high'standard end-of- Jlfy


for their residents. The successful applicant will implement The Six


, Steps to Success in Care Homes Programme in Burnley and Pefidle*' , ..rsupported by the Cumbna and Lancashire End-of-life Care Network-T?,


.The post holder.will be responsible for.delivenng Programme launch events; to care hornes^and for staff training in the homes that register for the'®* ^ < V ; f * Programme ' r -


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A professional qualification in adult nursing, social work o'!- NVQ level 5 in health and/or social care and 2 years post qualification expenence is-^-'


essential, as well as up to date knowledge of best practice in end-of-llfe care (including the implementation of the 'end-of-life 'eare tools arid an awareriess of the Six Steps to Success Programme); the ability to teach and educate ■ others and to manage, rmplement and evaluate change


A qualification in teaching and/or end<if-life care Is desirable but not-Sti essential. You must have experience of canng for people at the end of their':


i • M: .life and Iheir.families, and providing educational support to others Expenence of working in a palliative care; community or care home setting’ would be advantageous but not essential


■ y™;’ own.vehicle Is essential for this post ^ ► ' i - ' J , ? ' , : ;v-A ..Application packs can be obtained by downloading from Closing date’^BthAugust2011j ■ *


Informalenquinesto HelenMoVey-01282440104'l'-,jj r - I a


•: .;'V'"Ay.P®'''ll®side.org.uk or by contacting Lynda Jones * 01262 440105 _


• A CRB Enhanced Drsclosure wik be required for this post


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: ^■VMr 'C ; » m ; '-1^'^ ‘1. f t ; , Experienced Mechanic sought by'I


small, classic car dealership,- part time' ,vacancy,.^10:12. hours per week; ideal / “ ‘ person will be skilled in the ,


* maintenence^of 1960's SjO's m6tor_ Y.cars^i


.C.pntact Tony..w6og on 1)1200.446893? ' i f - ' .3'' Automotive .


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t-v. ' ' T' -'/‘I ^ wanted ads Regional Press^vs Wepeadent researcli coaducted by Ipsos Morlba behalf of the tepapef Sticle'v. 6 . Engineering


With driving licence f required for full time


t CNC Programmer / Setter - Fanuc * > 0/T: experience preferable.'Also Welder / Fabricator / Fitter


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i,; Highly, motivated individuals required toS .work as part of a team. Long established .' ; hydraulic cylinder manufacturer. Apply toa Lodematic (Components) Ltd'


TeL 01200 422233 or, ' email: sales@lodematic.co.uk - .EXPERIENCED ROOFER


..empIoyment.:Tel: 01282^'^“ 422001


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£28K FIRST YEAR POTENTIAL Build your own profiloble business os on exclusive; '- full-tiiiie distributor selling discounited, bigh quolity.';i books and gifts wilhin the workpInce’-We'li provide you with exclusive stock at no cost to yourself and guarantee your eornings for ibe first 7 weeks.'All you need is a suitable vehicle (MPV or medium size van) '• and suitoble storage spoce. Do you have the determination and motivation to succeed’


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Apply online www.index-books.(otn; s-v or call Claire on 0845 604 1750.


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Would you like to join'the team at this busy andTriendl^rchitectural practiceT^'s;-


5,We are looking to reciruit a Secretary with; t-/»?.fifst-class office and IT expenence,'?;-^;- combined with excellent personal


. communication skills; to work’ directly with? the partners and their clients


•^J?.lease apply.|n writing by Friday 29 July- s 2011 and,.enclose aJSV.for consideration ■-*


Duncan N isherwood RIBA


Sunderland Peacock &;Associates Ltd;; Hazelmere, Pimlico Ro'ad ' ' ' i, Clltheroe BB7 2AG '


" y ' Accountancy BOOKKEEPER


, - Required by firm of Oiartered Surveyors and -Land Agents to assist in general book keeping


■ duties associated with the management of rural , _' and telephone duties


v^Expejrience of both computensed and manual • . book keeping and wages esscnual and, • . • . . knowledge of Excel advantageous. V . . . . Mon-Fri. .9am-5pmivith Ihr lunch break.


' ‘ I Salary £15,000 pa


. . :.; Hand written applications with CVto; : ' , Mr RM Cornish naCS


. Ingham &YorKe,Littlemoor, v.-’.*'.. Clltheroe, BB7IHG


'■ i f l vve^eSd withuhe. expecta^cy^ Jhree'Sets^Snln^^^^^^^


T.tp'rheSrainvhad v lashed; down? on: to; the; surface • at -- Padihamf; |


1 "■ be successful building I t up with many .g v contracts and for my son or maybe


;; CC. ahead ? ok the.; clash i against! OswaIdtwistle?Immanuel but;an| :hour’s h'ard graft paid dividen^^


' as . theiho^s • secured v a i'.twp!l wicketwin.^'’ ■


* •?« “I took the score book up'with!


* me'; early/dobrs/and * rethought | there: wasj no; cftarice,’/; BushellJ


: said.'rtl.Bidn’f evreii.rtake:my kitf withme ^Becaiief l';, thought i it«|


. vyasjgomg^fab'e^arwashput;-. Bull ‘itjvW/justsa’^atteri.ofycIeanirigf up.;for;;abgut'an;hqur|m^^


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; cameoujyWewent o^nce but,? .only for about 15miinutes.-?'5:'!:^| ^Steve' Meehan ‘opened’ thef b'ovylmg Tori Padiham;: and-; cul;5


: minated This?ihvolv,ement: vvitlft 3r60aoff i'12iovmg(vhile'paid| I man GhnsiHolfi continued his*'


■ fprmidable.'dispjayivvith the ball;i taking 3^i5_o"ff ;'an, 18. over sp^l v which now fakes him to 66 widc-i? efs for the campaign. '? “We,did'well .again,?’ _said| Bushell..;s‘We7?^liad two' key| playersout,


two; opening! bowlers,-.’m 'Sean'f' Davies and Max Howells so we:? were a little bit stretched but the; young' lads who came: in,- Owen?|


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.Dealun-PickardS'rrandii'trJimmyl Gray; did themselves proud ahdf; perfqnned really well asked ,Steve.,Meehan ta;.:i


open;: the'.',bowling; and, he pro|3 duced a great spell, taking somejS. vital flwickets.'f Everyone:' when if asked ■


hasfstepped• up' and prof|


duced the goodsMt’s nice to see;l It was a good performance from;; the i starL'iChns^'Holt s


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•K Ghasjng a total 6M38;'Kcvih’j Hitchori"'(24)and * Holt forged!


; a 46-runi stand forthef opening’l I wick'et though Padiham hit a wall | ' m the; middle: order:?Howevefii Kurt Robinson,” an outstanding-fgl young wicket-keeper with plentg? of potential;’, top-scored for. thei home side with 35 to.take:them| closer to the finishing line; Peter^ Shirtchffe ^ and .;Lee?< Andersoh|' added: respective/knocks; oftljp I and 14 to proceedings!’/, 's'’-'’ Bushell •’said ’ “Batting-wise;| I


we.-looked: sohd.-f We.'had;a'bijffl f of-’ a : blip; in; themiddle oifder^'. [


^ b 'u t i Peter'iShirtcliffey andLeej; Anderson'";:havedone’‘ well


”, though the; performance: of the| .:dayf,was;tfrom,iKurt j'Robinson;j| : He’s-.raatunngfas:


impf oving’’all .the tjme; • He: tdolc'l | a ‘ -


: anqtherfpuriVictims behind the|' ’ stumpsYand/i'scdreci f anymvalufi ; able .35. to? secure: the.ivictoiy.; It| ;. was', a' goo'd • alhrbundf team ?dis*| I play; and t^e’veitclosed; the vgapl I again how.T


f , player/and:l ’bowledf*


exceptionally!;; well S'agamand| kept the pressure on them'’’;iix;|j:


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•'<4 READ / closed ■ the >. gap 1 on Ribblesdalei: Leagues leadr


’.bu^iside V' CRICKET


-j 1.'points • after^ athard fought rr\L-_— j--------- ------ ^ •' win against a battling S a l e s - ’' ‘Y


I won their .way to a'three-;


ers Barnoldswick toT 13 virjohn.deehan@eastlancsnews.co.uk*’i3 ^ ^m any really trouble.'', "‘J,''


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isRead making his way.into':,‘/turn;towards*this'sweekend; | the 80s; without ever beingas they face hvo awaygames; ;f ‘’Cherry Tree on Saturday


.rothera'dovvm to 163 To be ^ ....................... .............


“It was a .exceptional bat- and s Great / Harwood • on . ’ , ting display by Stuart who'', Sunday' ' ..f


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wicket,victqiy but.'captain_ ' ‘ No-one; bowled excep- ■ and then Elliot Lowes came’’ be,ok,”.said Eastham. I’m r Warren Eastham, who was> tionallywellrea lyforusbut . m and with a hint of luck',., hack this weekend and we


L'“It, wasiaf close‘game , fident that we could reach r.-joss of seven wickets * >, fonfWence ” ' ::'nH W


.-"b-ut’ we,managed' to keep ..rwas >n scintillating form for..^ it,' Read’s attention will now - ; before i facing! Chtheroe’. at U G ;


lucky to'get'the win,” he •S'said “Tliey got of f to a flier


„™P,?;'u9PPP®( 7=>s“‘P^“ Jswin but. we do.’feelrthat we ./iinyebVHauvmri'nn Sriii^^^^ Hornby, (pictured bowlhng)' could have played better’’


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home on Sunday. I,


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- The Whalley Road team - f^ir Salesbury batted really 'We were hvo down early on ' difficult games but if can ■ fVehased down a total of 163,5-;3n“ pro looked^a real- as well but the middle order'‘ 'up our level of perform-


/finished not out in the 80s..;: s.r.yThey’re are going to’be'- , ! helped us reach around 130 ance then I think we should! I


outwithahamstnngmj'uiy,''‘.*t"'^'S“ good3ft™™dpsr- ‘ and ,^a hint of great battinghave'a good strong "side I felt the performance could,.: f°™2nre, especially in the .'s scored 26 not out as he and''i out so'we’re'going °to be‘^1 have been better.' - f v r J^ld We went into bat con-y' smart saw us home for the i


P wprp nrnhahiv 1 hit i th^otal that they had s e ^ ’ “We’re'happy ,vvitli^ the Salesbuo' arLaway to'I 1


the S h e sw th ? ‘ ^


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ell admitted he didnt even ta„e .were set a reduced target of , ble at 38-4. the^Arbories at the in? wh nh


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_,CLITHEROE were, left*tp ' poor'weather conr,. '


4:%'',’'^; ' ‘home defeat against Cher- W a ' ‘ ry Tree.


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-V'-^ditions after falling to;a"' »V A.


CRICKET


Despite Clitheroe,'


p;%Tabassunr^iz ■ - ..............-with’ opener&fiuMihsQ^^^


'impressive 26,'they soon ; It was always going to be themselves in trou- -.a difficult'total to defend,


ofavvashouHi'-'^.f^T ' ' • tpree wickets remaining. by middle-order batsmam f>y the Chtheroe bowlers Sunday. splendid half centuiyt; just 102,’and a.good effort then away to Salesbury^on A.,


- ' . / , especially when reduced to ' '


(53);help^


.pn4^^^%i|wpitnwer5an^^l|§appc)rf||® - a; solid fstaftj byl||.M.th'lonlyinailen^def^M'djr'''’^


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and JoshuaiMarquet (3-. were The pick; of the^bovvl-;* ersbut.they.were unable to’vj.*! prevent GhenyTree-finishr'ss.^i ing on 104-7..


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Clitheroe are'now home '• to: Settle. ons Saturday: and«


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' WHALLEY’S • batsmen , -ran out of overs as they _ slipped to defeat in Sa'tur- day’s;; rain-affected / match r :? “against Great Harwood.!; , Captain Richard Palmer


'' felt his side was-left with just too much to do after '


' going off for rain needing around four an overhand Looming back on needing


„ .nine an over. ' ' “It’s just one of those things,” said Palmer. “It is • frustrating because' I felt we had a good chance to chase down their target but


^ there were no glum faces aftenvards and we’ll just move on now.” ./ ,> ,, Great Harwood posted


: a total of 151'after, their'35 •


:. overs with KamramYounas * - the pick of Whalley’s bowl­ ers, finishing with 2-49. “We‘maybe didn’t bowl


all that well,” said Palmer. “I think we could have kept their total down by,a


= ! few. more runs but we were . ; confident going into bat.” Ram forced .g a l ley off after ri() overs and when ’ they came on for a finallO •.


r -overs; their target had been ‘ reduced to 102. ' ' ' •' They eventually finished on 87-4 and Palmer praised ': his batsmen for putting up


, at valiant effort., ' t “We did'well to score what we did but it was


• ^always going to be.difficult - :* especially.because we have • i, quite big boundaries at ' Whalley. ,


j . / “If we had 'started off a


r'.bit'quicker before the-rain: .; ,, ^ came we would have been in a,better position but it was still quite a valiant’


.effort to get.to,where we did.” - - " - ' ’ / '' It’s a huge double helider for Whalley this, w e e t end' '.with ^ Bamoldswick at home on Saturday, arid Ribblesdale-Wanderers away on Sunday." “■ ■


^-“We’re still clinging on


to’fourth spot and hope­ fully if we can* get through


Jhis .^weekend relatively unscathed we will have to ' good chance' to finish there - at the end of the season.”-


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