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Profession Sheet - Plant health product Risks

Profession Sheet - Plant health product Risks

Profession Sheet - Plant health product Risks

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Overview: The document outlines the risks associated with the use of plant health products and emphasizes the importance of body protection during preparation, application, and cleaning phases. It highlights the necessity of wearing appropriate protective clothing, specifically type 3 or type 4 coveralls, to mitigate these risks.
Preparation Phase: This stage involves preparing the mixture and filling the sprayer, where there is a significant risk of splashing when handling chemical powders, granules, or liquids. Proper protective clothing is crucial to prevent exposure.
Application Phase: The level of protection required during application depends on the type of spray used (high, medium, or low). Different spraying equipment, such as cabine sprayers and back sprayers, necessitate specific protective measures.
Cleaning Phase: This involves rinsing tanks, spray bars, nozzles, and the sprayer frame. The risk of skin contamination is high due to splashes of contaminated water and aerosols, necessitating the use of protective coveralls.
Protective Clothing Specifications: The document describes two types of coveralls:
  • WeeJet Type 3 Coverall: Offers optimum protection during preparation and withstands heavy splashes during cleaning. Features include a triple-protected zipper, elastic thumb-loop, and antistatic treatment.
  • WeePro Max Green Type 4 Coverall: Provides protection against plant health product risks, compliant with DIN 32781 standards. It includes an integrated chinstrap, self-adhesive flap zipper, and breathable material for comfort.
Additional Information: The document also highlights the risk during the undressing phase and advises following strict procedures to avoid contamination. It encourages scanning the dressing instruction guide for proper usage of protective outfits.
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Profession Sheet - Plant health product Risks-1

Profession Sheet PLANT HEALTH PRODUCT RISKS The use of plant health (or plant protection) products may involve risks for the user. Body protection is important at every stage during: preparation, application and clean up. Throughout these different processes, it is advisable to adapt your disposable clothing according to the risks incurred. For optimum protection, a type 3 (splash-proof sealing) or type 4 (spray-proof sealing) coverall must be worn. STEP 1 This phase consists of preparing the mixture and filling the sprayer. Slashing risks are important when handling chemical powders or granules or pouring chemical liquids. ® The protection of the operator during treatment relies mainly on the type of spray (high, medium or low). • Medium spraying • Pneumatic sprayer without cabin • Atomizer without cabin • Medium or low spray • Cabine sprayer • Back sprayer ® CLEANING PHASE The operation consists in rinsing tanks, spray bars and nozzles, as well as the sprayer frame after each use. The risk of skin contamination is high (splashes of contaminated water and aerosols). ®

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Profession Sheet - Plant health product Risks-2

BODY PROTECTION AGAINST PLANT HEALTH PRODUCT RISKS WeePro Max Green SIZE : M/L/XL/XXL T y p e 4 B 5 B WeeJet Coverall offering protection against plant health product risks. It complies with DIN 32781: PROTECTION AGAINST PESTICIDES. Designed with an integrated chinstrap to adjust to the protective mask. This model must be worn during the spraying phase. • Integrated chinstrap • Zipper with self-adhesive flap • Tight thermo-sealed seams • A three-panel hood for an optimal mask fit • Elasticized thumb loop for greater glove adjustment • Breathable material for greater comfort • Antistatic inner...

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