Both the MSDSs and labels should be stored in locations that permit workers and staff to easily obtain them. There should be another set of MSDSs and labels located in a site that can be obtained in case of a fire. This usually means having duplicates of each MSDS and label, and having two separate filing places. It is best to designate one or two persons to be responsible for inventory control. There are four areas of pesticide application that expose the pesticide user.
Simple procedures can greatly reduce exposure during the operation.
Not all the above PPE are needed for all pesticides, and some can be used in place of others. Disposable coveralls can replace the leg and arm protection and the need for an apron. Regular, tight woven coveralls can replace disposable ones for certain pesticides if the regular coveralls are washed after each day's use. PPE can be determined from the label and MSDS for each pesticide used. When using pesticide mixtures, select the PPE for the most hazardous pesticide.