Resource Hub
Welcome to the NPTA’s resource hub, where you’ll find our Code of Practice, essential documents, and downloadable resources to support your work in pest control.
CRRU UK CODE OF BEST PRACTICE
The Campaign for Responsible Rodenticide Use (CRRU) has developed the UK Code of Best Practice to promote the responsible use of rodenticides in pest control. This essential code provides clear guidelines to help pest control professionals minimize risks to non-target species and the environment while effectively managing rodent populations.
NPTA CODE OF PRACTICE (RELATING TO THE CONTROL OF HONEY BEES)
Honey bees, both feral (semi-wild) and colonised, are important beneficial insects and are not normally considered as pests. They live either in the wild in nests as feral colonies or as colonies in hives managed by beekeepers. Sometimes they may pose a risk, danger or nuisance to people. They will only sting people if strongly provoked.
NPTA Code of Practice for Members
This code, to which all members of the Association subscribe, has been designed to set the standards of conduct for the professional pest technicians, advisors or others who are members of the Association. The code relates to advice given and services offered regarding pesticides formulated for professional use, as…
NPTA Complaints Process
At the National Pest Technicians Association (NPTA), we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and service among our members. While we expect our members to operate in accordance with legislation and best practice, we recognise that issues may occasionally arise.
This process outlines how complaints can be made and how they are managed by the NPTA.
EXPLANATORY NOTES TO APPLICATION FORM
Please be aware that although every effort will be made to process your application for membership quickly, it may take up to 3-4 weeks.
BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL MEMBERS GUIDANCE NOTES
The NPTA logo is a registered trademark and is solely for the use of NPTA business and commercial members. ONLY membership within one of the four categories known as a Servicing Company, Local Authority, Company or Subscribing, are entitled to …