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This document allows parents or guardians to request prior notification of any pesticide applications at the school property during the school year.

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How to fill out OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION

1. Obtain the OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION form from your local school or relevant organization.
2. Fill out the date of application at the top of the form.
3. Provide information about the specific pesticide being used, including its name and active ingredients.
4. Indicate the location of the application, such as specific school areas or playgrounds.
5. Specify the timeframe for the application, including start and end times.
6. Include contact information for the person or organization responsible for the application.
7. Make a note of any safety precautions or recommendations for parents and guardians.
8. Sign and date the form to validate the information provided.
9. Distribute the completed advisory to parents and guardians as per local regulations.

Who needs OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION?

1. Parents and guardians of students at schools where pesticides are applied.
2. School administration staff managing or overseeing the pesticide application process.
3. Health and safety officers who ensure compliance with pesticide application regulations.

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What are the safety precautions for pesticides?

Personal safety Follow label directions carefully. Avoid splashing, spilling, leaks, spray drift, and contamination of clothing. NEVER eat, smoke, drink, or chew while using pesticides. Provide for emergency medical care IN ADVANCE as required by regulation.

What 5 things must be listed on a pesticide label?

The front panel of a pesticide label should usually be organized in the following order: 1) restricted use pesticide statement; 2) product name, brand, or trademark; 3) ingredient statement; 4) child hazard warning statement; 5) signal word; 6) first aid statement; 7) skull and cross bones symbol and the word “Poison”;

What are the first safety precautions to follow before beginning the application of a pesticide?

In addition to reading and following the label directions, consider these tips when using pesticides: Make sure kids, pets, and anyone non-essential to the application is out of the area before mixing and applying pesticides. Be sure to wear clothing that will protect you when using pesticides.

What is the most important requirement when applying a pesticide?

Follow the “Directions for Use” on the label carefully. Use only for the purpose listed. Use only the amount directed, at the time, and under the conditions specified. Twice the amount will NOT do twice the job. You could harm yourself, others, or the plant/area/pet you are trying to protect.

What are the safety precautions when applying pesticides?

Wear protective clothing and equipment as required. Have soap, water and towels nearby. Open containers carefully on a stable surface where they will not tip or spill easily. Open, pour and mix pesticides in a well-ventilated area, free from obstructions and where bystanders cannot be contaminated.

What are the guidelines for safe use of pesticides?

At all times the end user must follow the instructions for use on the product label and must wear appropriate protective clothing (e.g. gloves), if recommended on the product label. The protection of drinking water from pesticide contamination is very important.

What is the best way to apply pesticides?

Apply pesticides during the cooler part of the day, such as the early morning or evening. Treatments made in the early morning allow foliage to dry before temperatures reach 85–90°F. Take special precautions when using pesticides containing oil. Treat when conditions allow plants to dry quickly.

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What is OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION?

The OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION is a voluntary notification provided to parents or guardians to inform them about the application of pesticides in areas where their children may be present.

Who is required to file OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION?

Pesticide applicators and relevant school or childcare administrators are generally responsible for filing the OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION.

How to fill out OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION?

To fill out the OPTIONAL ADVISORY, one must provide details such as the type of pesticide used, the date of application, the location of application, and any safety information relevant to parents.

What is the purpose of OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION?

The purpose of the OPTIONAL ADVISORY is to keep parents informed about pesticide use in their children's environments, promoting transparency and ensuring awareness of potential health impacts.

What information must be reported on OPTIONAL ADVISORY TO PARENTS OF PESTICIDE APPLICATION?

The advisory must report information including the name of the pesticide, active ingredients, date and time of application, application site, and any specific safety measures to be followed.