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WPS: Agricultural ApplicationWorker Requirements Instructions: This checklist is designed to self evaluate WPS compliance for an agricultural facility and document WPS training. Use the checklist

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1. Step 1: Familiarize yourself with the Worker Protection Standard (WPS) requirements.
2. Step 2: Gather the necessary information and documents for the inspection, such as worker training records, pesticide application records, and safety data sheets.
3. Step 3: Start by inspecting the areas where pesticides are stored.
4. Step 4: Check for proper labeling of pesticide containers and ensure they are securely stored.
5. Step 5: Inspect the personal protective equipment (PPE) provided to workers and ensure it meets the required standards.
6. Step 6: Verify that workers have received appropriate training on pesticide handling and safety measures.
7. Step 7: Assess the application equipment and verify if it is calibrated correctly.
8. Step 8: Document any deficiencies or violations found during the inspection.
9. Step 9: Communicate your findings to the responsible parties and provide recommendations for improvement.
10. Step 10: Follow up on any corrective actions taken and document the completion of those actions.

Who needs worker protection standard inspection?

1. Agricultural employers who produce agricultural plants that are grown from seed, budding, grafting or cutting and are intended for human consumption or aesthetic purposes need worker protection standard inspection.
2. Pesticide handlers and fieldworkers involved in the production of agricultural plants also need worker protection standard inspection.
3. Employers who use or supervise the use of pesticides on agricultural establishments where WPS-covered activities take place are required to have worker protection standard inspection.

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What is worker protection standard inspection?

The Worker Protection Standard (WPS) inspection is a regulatory process intended to ensure that agricultural workers are protected from pesticide exposure and that employers follow safety regulations.

Who is required to file worker protection standard inspection?

Employers of agricultural workers who use pesticides are required to file for a Worker Protection Standard inspection.

How to fill out worker protection standard inspection?

To fill out a Worker Protection Standard inspection, employers must gather necessary information about pesticide use, employee training, and safety equipment, then complete the required forms as stipulated by regulatory authorities.

What is the purpose of worker protection standard inspection?

The purpose is to protect agricultural workers' health and safety by ensuring compliance with regulations regarding the safe handling of pesticides.

What information must be reported on worker protection standard inspection?

Information that must be reported includes details about pesticide applications, worker training programs, personal protective equipment, and any incidents of pesticide exposure.