-Taking the employee to the medical care facility, -Calling an emergency vehicle, such as an ambulance -Making sure the employee has a ride to the medical care facility with someone else. Provide the following emergency information to the treating medical personnel: -Copies of the applicable SDS, the pesticide product name, EPA registration number and active ingredient(s) for each pesticide product to which the person may have been exposed, -Type of application or how the pesticide was used on the agricultural establishment. -The circumstances that could have resulted in exposure to the pesticide. If pesticides are not stored properly, they have the potential to harm people (especially children), domestic animals, wildlife, and the environment. People or animals may swallow improperly stored pesticides or be poisoned through skin contact or inhalation. Store pesticides to prevent leaking and to facilitate inspection Do not store pesticides in unlabeled containers Do not store pesticides in any food, feed, beverage, or medicine container Do not store pesticides in a way that could contaminate food, feeds, fertilizers, seeds or other pesticides. Store pesticides in accordance with storage recommendations and their label Store pesticides to prevent access to unauthorized persons Store pesticides in a dry and ventilated area Pesticide storage must be free of combustibles Examples of pesticides stored in food containers. Keep in mind that children may not be capable of reading and understanding labels or warning symbols.
-Taking the employee to the medical care facility, -Calling an emergency vehicle, such as an ambulance -Making sure the employee has a ride to the medical care facility with someone else. Provide the following emergency information to the treating medical personnel: -Copies of the applicable SDS, the pesticide product name, EPA registration number and active ingredient(s) for each pesticide product to which the person may have been exposed, -Type of application or how the pesticide was used on the agricultural establishment. -The circumstances that could have resulted in exposure to the pesticide. If pesticides are not stored properly, they have the potential to harm people (especially children), domestic animals, wildlife, and the environment. People or animals may swallow improperly stored pesticides or be poisoned through skin contact or inhalation. Store pesticides to prevent leaking and to facilitate inspection Do not store pesticides in unlabeled containers Do not store pesticides in any food, feed, beverage, or medicine container Do not store pesticides in a way that could contaminate food, feeds, fertilizers, seeds or other pesticides. Store pesticides in accordance with storage recommendations and their label Store pesticides to prevent access to unauthorized persons Store pesticides in a dry and ventilated area Pesticide storage must be free of combustibles Examples of pesticides stored in food containers. Keep in mind that children may not be capable of reading and understanding labels or warning symbols.
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