📌 Objective
To eliminate and control bed bug infestations effectively and safely, in accordance with European legislation and Portuguese standards (NP), ensuring the protection of public health, occupants, and the environment.
🔍 1. Initial Inspection
- Identification of bed bugs (Cimex lectularius)
- Detection of signs:
- Blood stains on sheets
- Black spots (feces)
- Eggs and shed skins
- Detailed inspection of:
- Mattresses and bed frames
- Headboards
- Baseboards and cracks
- Sofas and furniture
📝 2. Intervention Plan
- Definition of control strategy:
- Chemical treatment
- Heat treatment
- Vacuuming and steam application
- Selection of EU-authorized biocides (Regulation (EU) No 528/2012 – BPR)
- Risk assessment
- Clear client instructions for site preparation
⚠️ 3. Site Preparation
- Washing bedding at ≥60°C
- Sealing textiles in closed bags
- Deep vacuuming of mattresses and carpets
- Disassembly of beds if required
- Clearing access to infested areas
🧪 4. Treatment Application
- Application of approved insecticides in:
- Cracks and crevices
- Bed structures
- Baseboards and hidden areas
- Use of complementary methods:
- High-temperature dry steam
- Localized heat treatment
- Avoid direct application on prolonged human-contact surfaces
- Strict compliance with manufacturer instructions
👷 5. Safety & PPE
- Mandatory use of:
- Gloves
- Mask/respirator
- Safety goggles
- Protective clothing
- Compliance with NP standards and EU occupational safety directives
🧾 6. Documentation
- Detailed service report
- Product safety data sheets
- Record of treated areas
- Client information on:
- Re-entry time
- Post-treatment precautions
🔄 7. Monitoring & Follow-up
- Reinspection after 10–15 days
- Re-treatment if necessary
- Placement of monitoring traps
- Preventive recommendations:
- Avoid untreated second-hand furniture
- Check after traveling
- Use mattress encasements

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