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Title: OHIO PESTICIDE APPLICATOR TRAINING


1
OHIO PESTICIDE APPLICATOR TRAINING
  • Unit 7
  • Personal Protective Equipment

2
The Ohio State University Extension
  • David J. Goerig
  • Ag / Natural Resource Agent
  • Mahoning County

3
What is Personal Protective Equipment?PPE
  • Clothing and devices that are worn to protect
    the human body from contact with pesticides or
    pesticide residue

4
Types of PPE
  • Coveralls
  • Aprons
  • Respirators
  • Protective suits
  • Eyewear
  • Footwear
  • Gloves
  • Headwear

5
YOU ARE LEGALLY REQUIRED TO FOLLOW ALL PERSONAL
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT INSTRUCTIONS THAT APPEAR ON
THE LABEL OR IN LABELING
6
Factors affecting the Chemical Resistance of PPE
  • Length of exposure
  • Exposure situation
  • Type of Chemical
  • Type of Material

7
Choosing Chemical-Resistant Materials
  • Cotton, Leather, and Canvas are not chemical
    resistant.
  • The best choice materials include but are not
    limited to Rubber, plastic, butyl, neoprene,
    and polyvinyl chloride products.

8
Hand and Foot Protection
  • Areas of most exposure.
  • Avoid contamination.
  • Must be chemical resistant to the product you
    are working with.
  • Must be worn correctly.
  • In good condition.
  • Cleaned / Replaced often.

9
Head and Neck Protection
  • Required if you will be exposed to pesticides
    from above.
  • Wide brimmed Safari hats are good.
  • Resistant to the chemical you are working with.
  • Jackets with attached hoods available

10
Protecting your Eyes
  • Safety glasses OK if they include brow and side
    shields.
  • Goggles
  • Face shields

11
Protecting your Respiratory Tract
  • Dust / Mist filtering respirators
  • Vapor-removing respirators
  • Air-supplying respirators

12
Handling Fumigants
  • Applied in a gaseous state.
  • Highly toxic.
  • Never work alone.
  • Respirator required.
  • Breathable fabrics.

13
Maintaining PPE
  • Wear gloves, goggles and aprons when handling
    pesticide contaminated equipment.
  • Work in well ventilated area.
  • Rinse first.
  • Wash with detergent and hot water.
  • Rinse twice.
  • Air dry.
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