Pest Control Supervisor Required

Inspect all areas of facilities to determine the presence of pests (vertebrate and
invertebrate) and determine the sequence of treatment necessary; exterminate pests such
as ants, roaches, spiders, beetles, fleas, fungus and termites; trap animals such as rats,
mice and gophers; remove live and dead animals such as cats, dogs and skunks from
attics, walls, and sub areas of District property. E
• Train, and supervise assigned personnel in methods of pest eradication and destruction;
evaluate the quantity and quality of the work performed. E
• Prepare specifications for pest control work to be performed by private contractors;
evaluate the work and report discrepancies to superiors. E
• Estimate time, materials and personnel needed for pest treatment at a site; confer with
administrators and other personnel to schedule optimum time for pesticide treatment. E
• Make minor building repairs and request major repairs be made to prevent or control
infestation by pests. E
• Post notices and tag doors and entrances to buildings to prevent entry by students, the
public and employees. E
• Order and maintain materials and supplies. E
• Operate power spray equipment to apply chemical treatments at sites. E
• Maintain records of inspections and treatments. E
• Work closely and cooperate with personnel from other agencies having inspection and
enforcement authority over pest control equipment and chemicals (e. g. federal and state
Environmental Protection Agencies and Los Angeles County Health Department). E
• Test and evaluate new chemicals, methods and equipment and recommend those best
suited to District requirements and mandated by law. E
• Make presentations at meetings to District personnel (custodians, food service,
administrators) to advise them on the purpose, hazards and safety of pesticide