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Adelaide Pest Control is an organisation that provides pest and weed control services to domestic, commercial and industrial premises and which is environmentally aware and actively supports programmes and policies, which limit any negative impacts on the environment.

Adelaide Pest Control is committed to comply with all legislative requirements and to continually improve its environmental performance by supporting the following initiatives.

Establishing and maintaining environmental management as a high priority by adoption and publication of this policy and consultation with all interested parties.

Conduct performance monitoring, measurement and testing and environmental audits of all our operations with the objective that waste and pollution is reduced and our environmental performance is continually improved.

Developing management and employee commitment to the protection of the environment, and setting clear environmental objectives and targets with clear assignment of accountability and responsibility, by implementation of a continual environmental improvement plan and the use of Procedures and Work Instructions in accordance with legislative requirements.

Encourage strategic environmental planning by ensuring environmental impact assessment on all domestic, commercial and industrial services.

Develop and promote services that have excellent environmental characteristics and which meet the highest demands for efficiency.

Liase and work with suppliers and clients to promote and action the best possible environmental practices, and encourage the recycling of materials.

Promote and undertake educational programmes and discussion on issues for employees, suppliers, customers and the community at large protecting health and safety.

Co-operate and join with the appropriate authorities and technical organisations in the formulation of pertinent standards and the means of compliance. The basis of the system being the International Standard AS/NZ ISO14001:1996.

Neville Flounders
State Manager                                          

Dated: 14th December 2006