Pest control is a licensed activity in India, and a licence is only worth anything if the company can produce it. Below is RCS Care's, in full — the number, the instrument it was granted under, the issuing authority, the date of grant, and the sheet itself.
Every card below states its own standing, read off the document itself. Only licences that are live today appear here — nothing on this page is a claim about a mark we no longer hold.
Ask any pest control vendor for these. A licence number without the sheet behind it is a number.
Signatures and any photograph of a named individual are cropped out of the images published here. The number, the premises, the dates and the issuing authority are the parts a client or an auditor needs; a government photo ID on a public page is somebody's personal data as well as a forgery template.
Transcribed from the certificates rather than summarised, because an auditor's question is usually about a specific line on one of them.
Our technicians and supervisors are trained against these frameworks and our record-keeping is built to satisfy them. That is a training claim, not a certification claim — where RCS Care holds a certificate against a standard it is listed above, with its number.
“All India Govt. Licensed Vendor for Pest control, Fumigation and Sanitization.”
RCS Care's own description of itself, carried on the licences page of its company profile. The Form VIII licence above is the document behind the pest control half of it.
Ask any vendor for the licence number, the instrument it was granted under and the authority that granted it. A company that can produce all three without going to look is a company whose paperwork is in order.
We walk the site, tell you what we would do and what it would cost, and show you the record you would receive. No obligation either way.
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