poisoning management responsibilities and precautions. 4. Nearby Storage facilities and Storekeepers, Storage facilities Inspection of Daily residents may be transportation vehicles must be District and storage facilities monitoring by exposed to physically secured to prevent coordinators, transportation and storekeeper or insecticides if theft. sector vehicles are transportation site supervisor. insecticides are Maintain records of all managers, secured. vehicles. Weekly not securely stored insecticide receipts, issuance, logistics All insecticide Inspection of monitoring by to prevent theft and return of empty containers. coordinator, management insecticide District and misuse Conduct analysis comparing OM, ECO. records are management Coordinator. incidents, number of houses treated vs. reconciled. records. Examine including the number of containers used. Storekeeper houses during illegal resale of Examine houses treated to performance campaign insecticides. confirm application. checklists. according to Perform physical inventory ECO schedule in counts during the application SOPs. season. inspections. Physical inventory counts twice per campaign per store room. 5. Ecological risk For shipments of insecticide DC, OM, Training materials Review training Inspect work to non-target over water, sachets/bottles will ECO and records. materials and records once species and water be packed in 220 liter open top Equipment is records to verify per campaign. bodies from use barrels with a water-tight top maintained and trainings were Inspections of insecticides and a locking ring, or in a operated to conducted. during similar durable container. eliminate leaks. Conduct operations 3 Waterproof labeling must be Applicators only inspections times per week. affixed to the barrel, with the mix and apply during Review training identity of the pesticide, insecticides operations. materials once
poisoning management responsibilities and precautions. 4. Nearby residents may be exposed to insecticides if insecticides are not securely stored to prevent theft and misuse incidents, including the illegal resale of insecticides. Storage facilities and transportation vehicles must be physically secured to prevent theft. Maintain records of all insecticide receipts, issuance, and return of empty containers. Conduct analysis comparing number of houses treated vs. number of containers used. Examine houses treated to confirm application. Perform physical inventory counts during the application season. Storekeepers, District coordinators, sector managers, logistics coordinator, OM, ECO. Storage facilities and transportation vehicles are secured. All insecticide management records are reconciled. Inspection of storage facilities and transportation vehicles. Inspection of insecticide management records. Storekeeper performance checklists. ECO inspections. Daily monitoring by storekeeper or site supervisor. Weekly monitoring by District Coordinator. Examine houses during campaign according to schedule in SOPs. Physical inventory counts twice per campaign per store room. 5. Ecological risk to non-target species and water bodies from use of insecticides For shipments of insecticide over water, sachets/bottles will be packed in 220 liter open top barrels with a water-tight top and a locking ring, or in a similar durable container. Waterproof labeling must be affixed to the barrel, with the identity of the pesticide, DC, OM, ECO Training materials and records. Equipment is maintained and operated to eliminate leaks. Applicators only mix and apply insecticides Review training materials and records to verify trainings were conducted. Conduct inspections during operations. Inspect work records once per campaign. Inspections during operations 3 times per week. Review training materials once