Anyone partaking in wildlife control understands that in order to be successful you must be able to climb ladders and rooftops, many critters are in attics and chimney voids and there is no other way to access them.

OSHAs duty to have fall protection clearly states any employee working at or over a height greater than 6 feet SHALL be trained in fall protection. For more information on workplace safety please check out our safety training

MAPAC is proud to announce the 3rd wildlife management professionals training course at the Royal plaza hotel and trade center 181 Boston Post Rd in Marlborough Massachusetts Please click here for an application form

The seminar will be held On Saturday Oct. 20th registration beginning at at 7:00 AM including 8 hours of continuing education required for your PAC permit.

MAPAC is proud to announce the 3rd wildlife management professionals training course at the Royal plaza hotel and trade center 181 Boston Post Rd in Marlborough Massachusetts The seminar will be held On Saturday Oct. 20th registration beginning at at 7:00 AM including 8 hours of continuing education required for your PAC permit.

Tentative guests and speakers include:

• a keynote by Eric Orff retired NH wildlife biologist on the ethics of wildlife control work
• Don Lafountain of Integrated wildlife Management on beaver management
• Sooty Bob Daniels’ from Copperfield chimney on marketing
• Monte Chandler USDA APHIS Wildlife Services on interaction with private industry
• Jim Dreisacker Westchester Wildlife, LLC on Bat exclusion
• Kirk Lapierre from National Goose Management on Canada goose Management
• Thomas Reilly of MAPAC on OSHA safety standards and wildlife control operations
• Tom O’Shea of the Massachusetts division of fisheries & wildlife on the new coyote regulations for PAC agents.

Please email us for more information