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June 28, 2018
EPA Releases Worker Protection Standard Guide

The EPA, in conjunction with the Pesticide Educational Resources Collaborative (PERC), last week released its worker protection standard (WPS) quick reference guide along with a checklist for employers, a compliance requirements schedule, and other useful resources.

 

Additionally, the WPS “How to Comply” manual includes:

  • Details to help you determine if the WPS requirements apply to you.
  • Information on how to comply with the WPS requirements, including exemptions, exceptions, restrictions, options, and examples.
  • New or revised definitions that may affect your WPS responsibilities.
  • Explanations to help you better understand the WPS requirements and how they may apply to you.

Note that EPA has started a process to revise certain WPS requirements. EPA plans to publish a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking later this year to solicit comments on proposed revisions to the WPS requirements for minimum ages, designated representatives, and application exclusion zones. NAAA plans on submitting comments regarding all these issues.

 

If the changes to the requirements are finalized, these safety training materials will be amended to reflect such changes. Until such time, all requirements are in effect.

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