Pest control spray tech ignored warning signs, cost company lots of $$. A little training would have prevented this. http://blog.qspray.com/
Monday, December 27, 2010
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Sunday, December 5, 2010
Spray Equipment - It's Cheaper to Prevent Problems
Many of the problems we see with pest control sprayers and weed control spray rigs are avoidable. Company owners and managers should train spray technicians to examine spray equipment to identify and prevent equipment problems before they impact customers and budgets.
This photo shows a worn belt that should be replaced BEFORE it fails in the field, costing the company money. In this instance, the technician was on the ball and prevented a problem from occurring.
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This photo shows a worn belt that should be replaced BEFORE it fails in the field, costing the company money. In this instance, the technician was on the ball and prevented a problem from occurring.
Do you have similar stories? We would love to hear them. Please post your
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