How many rodent bait stations are authorized for Field Sanitation Team members?

The authorization of six rodent bait stations for Field Sanitation Team members is based on effective pest control practices that aim to reduce the risk of rodent infestations. This number strikes a balance between adequate coverage of the area requiring pest management and the practical considerations of monitoring and maintenance.

Having six bait stations allows team members to strategically place them in locations that are likely to attract rodents, thereby maximizing the effectiveness of the bait and facilitating easier monitoring of rodent activity. Proper placement ensures that areas where food is stored or prepared, as well as high-traffic pathways for rodents, are adequately monitored, enabling quicker responses to any infestations.

In addition, this quantity is manageable for the Field Sanitation Team to maintain, offering a higher likelihood of consistent monitoring and timely replenishment of bait, which is crucial for long-term control strategies. Overall, the decision to authorize six bait stations reflects best practices in public health and sanitation, ensuring that food safety and hygienic conditions are upheld.