Pest Perspectives
Pest Perspectives
Podcast Description
Discover Pest Perspectives: The Ultimate Pest Management Podcast with Shaun Muller
Welcome to Pest Perspectives, your go-to pest control podcast hosted by Shaun Muller from Oakham Pest Control Ltd.
Designed to both educate and entertain, this podcast explores every facet of the pest management industry, offering insights, trends, and stories that keep pest control professionals informed and engaged.
Pest Perspectives is your essential guide for:
Understanding Pest Control: Dive deep into the latest advancements, techniques, and strategies in pest management!
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Content Themes
The podcast covers a wide range of pests management topics such as eco-friendly practices, hands-on training, and the importance of continuing professional development. Episodes focus on specific themes like the role of field biologists in pest control, the impact of social media on industry practices, and unique career pathways, providing listeners with actionable insights and industry trends.

Pest Perspectives practical pest management for technicians and business owners. Hosted by Shaun of Oakham Pest Control Ltd, weekly 45–60 minute episodes deliver field‑tested tactics for rodent control, drain/CCTV surveys, wildlife and bird management, integrated pest management, and business compliance. Expect expert guests, real case studies, materials lists, and CPD‑style takeaways. Subscribe for weekly, no‑nonsense industry insight. Each episode includes practical checklists, product comparisons, regulatory updates and interviews with technicians, suppliers and regulators. Useful CPD
In Pest Perspectives Podcast EP 69, Shaun Muller is joined by Darron Pearce from RATTRAXS for an in-depth discussion on rats in drainage systems, CCTV drainage cameras, and the role of non-return valves in helping manage rat ingress issues.Darron started in the pest control industry in the mid-1990s and has worked across both pest control and drainage departments for several companies. Over the years, he has gained a huge amount of hands-on experience by working alongside highly knowledgeable technicians in both sectors.In this episode, Shaun and Darron discuss why drainage systems can be such an important part of rat investigations, how rats may use damaged pipework, inspection chambers, defects and drainage routes to access buildings, and why camera inspections can be so valuable when trying to identify the real source of recurring rat problems.They also talk about non-return valves, when they may be considered, why correct installation and understanding are important, and how drainage knowledge can support a more evidence-led approach to rodent control.This is a great episode for pest controllers, drainage professionals, facilities managers, landlords, food sites, commercial clients and anyone interested in understanding the link between rats, drains and building ingress.Topics covered in this episode:Rats in drainage systemsRat ingress through drainsCCTV drainage camera inspectionsDrain defects and rodent accessNon-return valvesPest control and drainage working togetherEvidence-led rodent investigationsWhy recurring rat problems need proper investigationHands-on experience in pest control and drainageWhy we never stop learning in the pest management industryGuest: Darron Pearce from RATTRAXSHost: Shaun MullerPodcast: Pest Perspectives PodcastEpisode: EP 69Pest Perspectives is a UK pest management podcast focused on real industry conversations, technician experience, training, business, products, services and practical pest control knowledge.Subscribe for more pest control industry discussions, guest interviews and professional insight.
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