Cockroach Control Service: – Smell less, Non Messy Hassel Free & Safe for Human
This Service to tackle common crawling insect pest like Cockroaches, Black Ants, Red Ants and Silverfish commonly found anywhere, be it Residences, Hospitals, Restaurants, Food Handling Units, Food Processing Units, Pharma-cequiticals along with the Corporate Offices.
Disease Spread :- Dysentery and gastroenteritis along with asthma.The Treatment Consists Of use of nontoxic Gel baits along with odorless spray treatment. The mode of Treatment may be individual or Composite of above.The advantage of This Treatment is that no inconvenience of vacating the premises and normal house hold activities can be carried out without hassle.
Termite Control Service :- This service is earned out against the hidden enemy of Human being. Termites which are social insects live in the Earth More than 250 million years, long before the existence of human being. They are broadly classified into Three groups –i.e. Subterranean Termites, Damp Wood Termites and Dry wood Termites. Out of these three groups the Subterranean Termites causes maximum Damages in the World. They feed on anything which carries cellulose i.e., Wood, Paper, Clothes etc and causes significant aesthetic damage to the Property.
The Treatment consists of Drill-Inject-Seal technique to form a chemical barrier against Termites around Your Property. This treatment can be carried out in buildings during constructions (pre-construction service) and also the existing Buildings ( Post Construction service), The service is backed by Annual Maintenance Contract (AMC)/ Five Years Maintenance Contract/ Ten Years Maintenance Contract/Ten Years Maintenance Contract contract warranty against termites.
Rat Control Service:- This Service is carried out against rats, mice, bandi-coots but not for shrews . They are intelligent agile incisors, can exert pressure of 24000 psi which is sufficient enough to gnaw wood plastic and even metals. They are prolific breeder. The Young reaches to sexual maturity within 6-8 weeks. A single pair can multiply to 800 young’s in a years with a favorable feeding and nesting condition.
Their dropping, urine and hair contaminate the food and surrounding. They are also responsible for more than 40 diseases. The Treatment package includes proofing, baiting and trapping with the use of sticky glue/cage/snap traps etc.
Bedbug Control Service :- The Bedbug is cosmopolitan pests always found inhuman habitation. They are hitch-hikers and very common in hospitals, Theaters, Hotels, Public Transports etc. They are mainly active in night. The adult can go without food for more more than 130 days. A bedbug can take blood six times of its weight. Their bites cause irritation and loss of sleep.The treatment consists of through insecticide spray to their hideouts and special attention to the matters, bedding and folds etc. Since their eggs are resistant to insecticide penetration, a second round treatment is followed up within a fortnight to control new hatching.
Fly Control Service :- Files are vectors of various diseases such as Cholera, Typhoid, Dysentery etc. To manage this vector, an integrated approach is adopted combining with chemical and non given to their breeding areas such as garbage area and as well as their entry points.
Mosquito Control Service :- The Killer disease such as Malaria , Dengue, Chikunguniya ,Japanese Encephalitis B are being transmitted through mosquitoes. An Integrated approach consisting of Larvedicidal, indoor residual Spray, Foliage Spray is Carried out to control these victors. These operations are undertaken in small industrial towns. Townships, Housing Colonies, Villages and Major Cities.
| Wood borers Control Service:- are tiny beetles whose larvae feed extensively on wood. The adults make tiny pinhead size holes on the wooden surface before flying out. The frays or powder then begins to fall out from these tiny holes. This is the first sign of infestation in the furniture. |
| The Treatment |
| Wood Preservative chemicals are injected into the tiny holes created by the wood borers with the help of a syringe. This kills larvae present in the wood. The surface of the wood is also sprayed with chemicals that contain a petroleum base. |
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Company Profile (ABOUT US)
We are pleased to introduce ourselves as BUDDHA AGENCY a company which provide Pest Control and other service solutions, which has entered in the Market with more than 12 years experience of pest Control professionals. We are dedicated to provide best of services with ultimate satisfaction in Indian domestic as well as commercial Pest Control Services. Our main aim is to be recognized as people who deliver complete and Ultimate customer satisfaction. To continually better ourselves, we have a team of professionally qualified personnel backed by team of entomologist and pest control expert who have more than 12 years experience in the field of urban pest management. These experts guide and supervise our trained manpower to provide international standard Pest Control Services in India.
Buddha Agency believes that effective, responsible pest elimination should be less dependent upon chemical pesticide and more reliant upon techniques such as exclusion, traps and surveillance.
Our comprehensive program offers the most technologically advanced pest control to you and your organization. And your satisfaction is completely assured
Contact US
Buddha Agency
Behind Mangal Market
Sheikhpura Patna 800014.
E-Mail:- buddhaagencypatna@gmail.com,
WATER TANK CLEANING
Inspection, cleaning and sterilisation of water storage tanks
A Inspection and cleaning procedures
1 The inspection and cleaning of water storage tanks shall be undertaken by a licensed
water service plumber.
2 Before the commencement of any cleaning and sterilisation work, the licensed water
service plumber shall notify the Authority on prescribed forms of the work to be
carried out.
3 Before the commencement of any cleaning and sterilisation work, a joint inspection
with the owner or his representative shall be carried out to check on the condition of
the water storage tank (including its associated fittings such as the overflow pipes,
air vents, nettings, tank manhole covers, etc and ancillary equipment).
4 Before the commencement of any inspection or cleaning and sterilisation work on
the water storage tank, the owner or his authorised representative shall turn off
power supply to the water tank. The licensed water service plumber shall place a
logout/
tag out card at the switch board after the power supply to the tank has been
switched off. The licensed water service plumber shall use a contactless voltage
meter to test the exposed areas on the water tank to confirm that it is safe to inspect
and work on and in the tank before he proceeds with his inspection/work. All
persons involved in the inspection and cleaning and sterilisation work shall use
proper rubber gloves and safety shoes. On completion of inspection and cleaning
and sterilisation work, the licensed water service plumber shall remove the logout/
tag out card at the switch board and the owner or his authorised representative
shall then turn on power supply to the water tank. The licensed water service
plumber shall use a contactless voltage meter to again test the exposed areas on the
water tank to confirm that it is safe electrically.
5 Water storage tanks which are equipped with water level sensing devices with
control circuits that regulate the water level inside the tanks and activate / deactivate
the electric water pump(s) shall use extra low voltage (e.g. d.c. voltage source at 36
volts or a.c. voltage source at 24 volts) for the water level control circuits. Power
supply to the water level sensing devices shall be independent of each other, i.e. the
power supply to any one individual water level sensing device must be able to be
shut off without affecting the power supply to the other water level sensing devices.
6 All remedial works to the tank and its associated fittings and ancillary equipment
arising from the joint inspection shall be carried out before commencement of
cleaning work. Before the commencement of any cleaning and sterilisation work,
adequate notice should be given to consumers and adequate signboards shall be
displayed to indicate that the water tanks are undergoing cleaning and sterilisation.
7 The water in the tank shall be used to around 150 to 200 mm above the bottom of
the tank before the tank is isolated and the outlet pipes shut off.
8 The external of the tank and the tank manhole covers shall be cleaned before the
tank covers are opened.
9 All tank manhole covers shall be opened to admit light and for ventilation and
access. It shall be ensured that the tank is isolated and all outlet pipes are shut.
10 All statutory safety requirements as well as other necessary and relevant safety
measures shall be complied with at all times to ensure that it is safe to enter the tank.
11 All workers involved in the cleaning work must be certified by a medical doctor to
be free from waterborne
diseases.
12 All workers involved in the cleaning work shall wash, clean and disinfect
themselves thoroughly before entering the tank.
13 All workers involved in the cleaning work must observe safety measures at all times
and mush be properly equipped with the necessary safety equipment and gear.
14 Equipment and tools used shall not have sharp edges that may damage the inside of
the tank. The equipment and tills shall be exclusively used for the cleaning of
potable water tanks only and shall be disinfected before every use.
15 To prevent sludge and sediments from entering the outlet pipes, all outlets of these
pipes shall be covered. The sludge and sediments shall be placed in containers for
disposal at authorised dumping grounds.
16 The internal of the tank including the floors, walls, roof, internal of the tank manhole
covers, etc shall then be cleaned using appropriate methods such as scrubbing,
pressure jet, etc, Sediments and solids shall be collected in containers for disposal at
authorised dumping grounds.
17 The roof and sides of the tank walls above the overflow level shall be cleaned and
disinfected too. Chlorine solution of 200 mg/litre shall be applied onto the internal
surfaces of the roof and sides of the tank walls above the overflow level (by spraying
or brushing) and left there for at least 30 minutes after they have been cleaned and
washed.
18 The entire tank (including the roof and sides of the tank walls above the overflow
level) shall be thoroughly washed and flushed until it is clean and free from dirt,
solids, chemicals or other foreign matter which may affect the quality of water
stored and supplied to consumers.
B Sterilisation procedure
1 . The sterilisation of water storage tanks shall be undertaken by a licensed water
service plumber.
- After cleaning, potable water is fed into the cleaned tank up to overflow level.
Sterilising chemical in solution form containing chlorine shall be gradually added
while the tank is being filled to ensure thorough mixing. Safety procedure for the
handling of such chemical must be observed at all times. Introduction of the
sterilising chemical into the tank in powder form is not allowed.
- The chemical concentration for sterilisation of the tank shall be 50 mg/litre of free
chlorine (i.e. 50 ppm of free chlorine). Ordinary “bleaching powder” in solution
form or sodium form or sodium hypochlorite solution may be used with equivalent
concentration.
- While the water in the tank is being sterilized, all outlet pipes from the tank must be
closed tight and no water shall be allowed to flow into these pipes as the water under
sterilisation may not be safe for human consumption.
- The sterilized water shall be kept in the tank for at least 24 hours. The water in the
tank is then drained off completely through the wash out pipe and the tank refilled
with potable water through the inlet pipe. It must be ensured that all outlet pipes are
closed tight before refilling
the tank with potable water.
- Water samples shall then be taken from the tank sampling tap for bacteriological and
chemical analyses at a SACSINGLAS
accredited laboratory. In the absence of a
tank sampling tap, water samples shall be taken from the bottom of the tank using an
appropriate sampling device.
7 . Water samples shall be taken by a licensed water service plumber and should be
sealed and marked by the owner or his representative and escorted to the SACSINGLAS
accredited laboratory. Alternatively, the water samples may be taken by
personnel from the SACSINGLAS
accredited laboratory and sealed and marked by
the owner or his representative. Water samples with broken seals shall be rejected.
8 . The tank and the water shall only be put into use after satisfactory test reports are
obtained form the SACSINGLAS
accredited laboratory. All downfeed and
distributing pipes from the tank shall be thoroughly flushed until clean before water
from the tank is put into use.
9 . If the test reports from the SACSINGLAS
accredited laboratory are unsatisfactory,
terilization shall have to be carried out again.
- After cleaning and terilization have been completed, a final joint inspection with
the owner or his representative to check on the condition of the water tank shall be
carried out to ensure that all remedial works have been carried out and all tank
openings (such as air vents, overflow and warning pipes, etc) have been properly
screened to prevent birds, insects and other possible contaminants from entering the
water tank.
11 . Upon completion of cleaning and terilization work, the licensed water service
plumber shall notify the authority on prescribed forms of the completion work
accompanied with the laboratory water sample test reports within the time period
stipulated by the Authority.
12 . Only in cases where the tank cannot be shutdown for 24 hours or more, the
following sterilisation procedure may be used:
Observe procedures B1 to B11 but add sufficient chemicals to give the water
a dose of 500 mg/litre of free chlorine. Then keep the sterilized water in the
tank for at least 2 hours before draining completely.
Following the draining and refilling to overflow level, the tank and water can
be put into use. Onsite
testing of the chlorine concentration in the water in
the tank shall be carried out to ensure that the chlorine concentration is
satisfactory before the tank and water are put into use. All downfeed and
distributing pipes from the tank shall be thoroughly flushed until clean
before water from the tank is put into use.
Water samples shall be taken at the same time and sent to a SACSINGLAS
accredited laboratory for bacteriological and chemical analyses. If the test
reports from the SACSINGLAS
accredited laboratory are unsatisfactory,
sterilization shall have to be carried out again.
The use of any other sterilizing chemical other than chlorine for the
sterilization of water storage tanks is allowed only if the chemical and its
application procedures have been approved by the Authority. Similarly, the
use of any other cleaning or sterilization procedures is allowed only if the
procedures have been approved by the Authority.