Stinging Insect and Bee Control Safety Checklist
This comprehensive stinging insect and bee control safety checklist ensures regulatory compliance with EPA, OSHA, State Pest Control Board, NPMA. Safety and operational checklist for yellowjacket, wasp, hornet, and bee control covering identification, protective equipment, treatment methods, and emergency response per NPMA guidelines and OSHA general industry standards. Anaphylaxis risk from stinging insects requires specific emergency preparedness measures. Complete all sections to maintain com
- Industry: Pest Control & Environmental Services
- Frequency: Per Service Visit / Weekly
- Estimated Time: 25 minutes
- Role: Pest Control Technician / Operations Manager
- Total Items: 14
- Compliance: EPA, OSHA, State Pest Control Board, NPMA
Species Identification and Site Assessment
Assess stinging insect situation before treatment.
- Has stinging insect species been identified (yellowjacket, paper wasp, bald-faced hornet, honey bee)?
- Is nest location confirmed before treatment (ground, aerial, void, structure)?
- If honey bees, has removal vs. control decision been made considering protected status in some states?
- Is pedestrian risk from nest location assessed and area cordoned if needed before treatment?
- Has client been asked about known bee/wasp allergy history that would require emergency protocols?
Technician Protective Equipment
Verify technician protection for stinging insect work.
- Is full bee suit or veil with sealed cuffs available and worn for aggressive colony treatment?
- Does technician carry prescribed epinephrine auto-injector if allergic, or is partner present for emergency?
- Is technician's allergy status known and at-risk technicians not assigned to large colony treatments?
- Is buddy or check-in system in place for stinging insect jobs in remote locations?
- Is escape route identified before beginning treatment in case of aggressive colony response?
Treatment and Follow-Up
Verify treatment per label and follow-up per NPMA standards.
- Is treatment scheduled in early morning or evening when foragers are in nest and activity is lowest?
- Is product selected appropriate for nest type and location (dust for ground, aerosol for aerial)?
- Is nest removed after treatment where accessible to prevent re-use and beetle infestation?
- Is return visit scheduled for colonies requiring multiple treatments?
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Why Use This Stinging Insect and Bee Control Safety Checklist?
This stinging insect and bee control safety checklist helps pest control & environmental services teams maintain compliance and operational excellence. Designed for pest control technician / operations manager professionals, this checklist covers 14 critical inspection points across 3 sections. Recommended frequency: per service visit / weekly.
Ensures compliance with EPA, OSHA, State Pest Control Board, NPMA. Regulatory-aligned for audit readiness and inspection documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Stinging Insect and Bee Control Safety Checklist cover?
This checklist covers 14 inspection items across 3 sections: Species Identification and Site Assessment, Technician Protective Equipment, Treatment and Follow-Up. It is designed for pest control & environmental services operations and compliance.
How often should this checklist be completed?
This checklist should be completed per service visit / weekly. Each completion takes approximately 25 minutes.
Who should use this Stinging Insect and Bee Control Safety Checklist?
This checklist is designed for Pest Control Technician / Operations Manager professionals in the pest control & environmental services industry. It can be used for self-assessments, team audits, and regulatory compliance documentation.
Can I download this checklist as a PDF?
Yes, this checklist is available as a free PDF download. You can also use it digitally in the POPProbe mobile app for real-time data capture, photo documentation, and automatic reporting.