How frequently must field workers receive pesticide safety training?

Field workers are required to receive pesticide safety training at least once every two years. This regulation is crucial for ensuring that workers are aware of the potential hazards associated with pesticide exposure and understand the safety measures that must be taken to protect themselves and others. The two-year interval is intended to reinforce knowledge and provide updates on any new safety practices or regulatory changes that may have occurred since the last training. Regular training helps maintain a high level of awareness about the importance of safe pesticide handling and reduces the risk of accidents and exposure in the field.