WS/T 689-2020 in English
VALIDProcedures for vector control operating program—Shopping mall and supermarket
- Issued on:2020-08-17
- Implemented on:2021-02-01
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| Standard No: | WS/T 689-2020 |
| Document status: | VALID |
| Title in English: | Procedures for vector control operating program—Shopping mall and supermarket |
| Title in Chinese: | 病媒生物防制操作规程 商场超市 |
| Language: | English |
| File Format: | Electronic (PDF) |
| Delivery: | Via email within 1~3 business days |
| Issued on: | 2020-08-17 |
| Implemented on: | 2021-02-01 |
| ICS Classification: | 11.020-Medical Sciences and health care facilities in general |
| Chinese Classification: | C05-Medical science |
| Professional Classification: | WS-Hygiene |
| Related Keywords: | vector control
vector core indicators control control logs control technology cockroach control |
| Related Topics: | vector organism
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本标准规定了商场超市病媒生物的防制原则和操作规程。
本标准适用于商场超市主要病媒生物鼠类、蜚蠊、蝇类、蚊虫的防制。
Introduction
Analysis of the core content of the standard
Definition of vector-borne organisms: According to GB/T 31721-2015, vector-borne organisms refer to organisms that can transmit pathogens through biological/mechanical means. This standard specifically refers to four categories: rodents, cockroaches, flies and mosquitoes.
Comparison of control technology frameworks
| Type of vector | Core indicators | Control measures | Meeting requirements |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rodents | Rodent trace positive rate ≤5% | Poison bait station + physical killing | GB/T 27770 |
| Cockroaches | Adult infestation rate ≤3% | Glue bait + residual spraying | GB/T 27773 |
| Rodents | Rodent trace positive rate ≤5% | Poison bait station + physical killing | GB/T 27770 | Adult fly infestation rate ≤3% | Fly killer lamp + space spray | GB/T 27772 |
| Mosquitoes | Landing index ≤0.8/(person·min) | Larvicide + residual spray | GB/T 27771 |
Key Technical Points
1. Three elements of environmental transformation
- Ground hardening rate must reach 100%
- Hole and gap sealing standard: ≤6mm
- Gap of vertical grates in drainage system: <10mm
2. Chemical control standards
Case: A chain supermarket adopted the method of applying glue bait in the cooked food area for cockroach control, according to the standard of "1-2 points per square meter, 0.1g per point". After 7 days, the adult infestation rate dropped from 8.3% to 0.6%.
Implementation Suggestions
- Zoning management: Fresh food area and catering area are divided into Class A key prevention and control areas
- Monitoring frequency: Complete density monitoring 2 hours before business opening
- Agent selection: Microcapsule dosage form is preferred in food area
- Record requirements: Prevention and control logs shall be kept for ≥2 years
Standard Evolution Analysis
Compared with previous standards, the innovations of WS/T 689-2020 are reflected in:
- For the first time, the height of rat-proof boards in shopping malls and supermarkets is clarified as ≥600mm
- "Path Index" is introduced to quantify rodent damage in the external environment
- The installation angle of air curtains is specified to be 15-30°
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