Orkin Libya — Commercial Pest Management
Operated by Solutions for Environment Services Ltd
International Standards. Libyan Expertise.
Solutions for Environment Services holds the Orkin commercial pest management franchise for Libya. Orkin is one of the most recognised pest management brands globally, operating in more than 50 countries.
We pursued the Orkin franchise because it provides a disciplined framework of standards, training, documentation, and accountability that aligns with how pest management should be practised in Libya. The franchise approval process is rigorous and includes detailed due diligence on technical capability, governance, and ethical standards. That structure strengthens how we operate and ensures alignment with international expectations.
How We Work
Our methodology is based on Integrated Pest Management. Pesticide application is a control tool, not a business model.
Every engagement begins with inspection. We assess not only pest activity, but the conditions that allow pests to establish: structural gaps, drainage systems, waste handling, storage practices, temperature and moisture patterns, and operational behaviour. Sustainable control is achieved by removing the enabling conditions, not by repeating chemical treatment.
Where active infestations require immediate intervention, approved treatments are applied to stabilise the situation. Once control is established, the programme returns to its core structure: exclusion, sanitation, monitoring, documentation, and staff awareness.
Our ongoing service cycle follows a disciplined sequence: inspection, risk assessment, targeted intervention where justified, and documented re-evaluation. Treatments are selected based on identified risk and recorded need.
Our programmes are structured to support HACCP systems, third-party audits, and formal compliance requirements in food production, storage, and industrial facilities. Documentation is integral to our service. If it is not recorded, it did not occur.
The Libyan Context
Professional pest management in Libya requires a higher level of internal discipline.
Formal regulatory oversight in the sector remains underdeveloped. This places greater responsibility on operators to apply international standards voluntarily and consistently.
Environmental conditions also increase biological pressure. High temperatures, ageing infrastructure, variable building integrity, and inconsistent hygiene practices create favourable conditions for rapid pest establishment, particularly in grain storage, food production, and logistics environments.
In many facilities, historical interventions have focused on reactive treatment. Effective long-term protection requires structured risk analysis, perimeter control, exclusion planning, and systematic monitoring.
Our background in environmental management, toxicology, and systems design informs every intervention. We assess both immediate control requirements and long-term operational risk.
Our Commitment
Commercial Focus
We operate exclusively in commercial pest management. Our work centres on large and complex facilities where pest control is directly linked to public health, food safety, asset protection, and audit performance.
Clients include food production and storage operations, institutional buildings, industrial facilities, and other environments where biological risk must be controlled through structured programmes rather than occasional treatment.
Ethical Standards
We operate under strict anti-corruption and governance standards consistent with international franchise requirements. Engagements are based on competence, transparency, and performance. Where these conditions are not aligned, we do not proceed.
Client Education
Effective pest management depends on informed clients. Structural awareness, operational discipline, and behavioural consistency within a facility are as important as technical intervention. We provide guidance that enables clients to understand how pest risk develops and how it can be reduced systematically.
Libya deserves professional pest management delivered to international standards, supported
by documentation, disciplined process, and measurable performance.
That is the standard we apply.