Rajashree Pest Control provides professional vessel fumigation and certification services to cargo ships, cruise liners, yachts and INS navy ships. Our office is located at the prime location of Fort, Mumbai, very close to Mumbai dockyard. We are certified by the relevant authorities to carry out fumigation and pest control services and issue the required certification.
Pest infestation is a common problem onboard vessels, and it is crucial to take action to eliminate pests such as rats, cockroaches, bed bugs, and mosquitoes. Rats are known to damage electric wiring, which can be very dangerous for ships, and they contaminate foodstuffs. They can also transmit serious vector diseases to humans. Bed bugs hiding in mattresses and cracks can impact the health of passengers and navy crew due to sleepless nights. It is essential to treat and eradicate these pests to improve and maintain good public health standards on board ships.
Pests can enter the ship through open spaces such as doors, ramps, and portholes or by accessing the ship through ropes tied to the pier. Ports also store large amounts of food, which attracts pests and harbors them.
However, pest control on ships and vessels is challenging due to several factors, including time limitations, continuous movement of passengers, crew staff, and foodstuff, and numerous harborage places for pests. Standing water can also lead to mosquito breeding.
Rajashree Pest Control's technicians are well-trained to carry out vessel fumigation and certification services quickly and efficiently. We provide a survey and action plan promptly and precisely, ensuring the least impact on people, livestock, foodstuffs, or other sensitive cargo. Our Integrated Pest Management solution includes continuous monitoring, where applicable, to help eradicate these problems. Early identification of the presence of pests is crucial to avoid large infestations, particularly in older ships.
Our fumigation services comply with international standards, and we issue the required certification to meet customs and quarantine regulations. Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of pest control and fumigation service available, ensuring the safety and satisfaction of our customers.
Vessel fumigation / Pest Control
Ship Pest Control
Rats can be a serious hazard to ships, as they have been known to damage electrical wiring and contaminate food. They are also capable of transmitting dangerous diseases to humans. Bedbugs are another common issue, often hiding in mattresses and cracks. Over the past decade, bedbug infestations have increased dramatically on ships, causing sleepless nights and potential health risks for passengers and navy crew. Proper treatment and eradication of these pests is essential to maintaining good public health standards on board vessels.
Pests can enter ships through various open spaces, such as doors, ramps, and portholes, as well as ropes tied to the pier. Ports also store large quantities of food, which can attract and harbor pests.
One of the biggest challenges of pest control on ships and vessels is the limited time they spend in port. Additionally, the continuous movement of passengers, crew, and foodstuffs, along with numerous harborage places for pests like ducting, voids, walls, and ceilings, make it difficult to manage infestations. Standing water can also create a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
Rajashree Pest Control's technicians are highly trained to quickly and efficiently carry out pest control services on ships and vessels. We provide a survey and action plan promptly and accurately, with a focus on proper certification and compliance. Our methods of pest control and pesticide application take into consideration the least impact on people, livestock, foodstuffs, and other sensitive cargo.
Early identification of pest presence is crucial to preventing large infestations, especially on older ships. Rajashree Pest Control provides an integrated pest management solution with continuous monitoring and certification, where applicable, to effectively eradicate pest problems.