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Pest risk management for logistics and warehousing.

Logistics & Warehousing[Sector 04 / 08]

A large building envelope in constant motion is a large surface to defend. Loading bays open and close all day, stock moves continuously, and the yard is a pressure source of its own.

A distribution warehouse at dusk, loading bays lit along its elevation.

The stake

A large envelope in constant motion is a large surface to defend.

  1. 01

    Where pests enter a warehouse.

    High throughput means many opportunities for ingress and many places for activity to go unnoticed. The programme concentrates on the points where the envelope is routinely breached.

    • Loading bays, dock levellers, and roller shutters.
    • Stock and pallet movement routes.
    • Yards, external storage, and waste areas.
    • High-level and concealed harbourage.
  2. 02

    Monitoring loading bays and racked storage.

    Smart monitoring suits sites where scale and movement make continuous physical inspection impractical. Devices sit at the points that matter, verified on site, and read as a trend.

What a programme delivers

A record built for this sector.

  • An envelope-led programme

    Focused on ingress and movement.

  • Monitoring where it earns its place

    At high-consequence points.

  • Proofing specification

    For bays, shutters, and penetrations.

  • Portfolio-ready reporting

    Consistent across multiple sites.

An extract from a Stratton site report: a four-month trend analysis of monitoring activity.
Report extract · illustrative

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Start with a site review.

A site review assesses the risk on your site, the documentation it should produce, and the programme structure that would suit it. You receive a written summary and a recommended route. Following the review, Stratton will recommend a suitable route, or advise clearly where the site is not the right fit.