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March 4, 2021
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Relief from PPE Shortages Still in Effect

In June of 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued a statement that gave options to handle the shortage of respirators when required as personal protective equipment (PPE). The options as reported in the June 11, 2020 eNewsletter are:

  • Use a NIOSH-approved respirator that meets or exceeds the level of protection of the respirator required by the pesticide label.
  • Use an alternative pesticide that fits the intended use but does not require a respirator.
  • If possible, delay the use of using the pesticide until additional compliance options become available.

If these compliance options are exhausted, the EPA provided these options:

  • Extend the use or reuse disposable N95 filter facepiece respirators.
  • Use filter facepiece respirators that are beyond their recommended service life.
  • Use filter facepiece respirators that have been certified in other countries or jurisdictions.

The above options are still in effect; however, annual respirator fit testing, which could be delayed in 2020, is now required in the same manner it was pre-pandemic. For more information regarding fit testing, click here.

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