What information must property operators provide to field worker employees about pesticide-treated fields?

Field operators are required to inform field worker employees about the availability and location of pesticide use records, Pesticide Safety Information Series (PSIS) leaflets, and Safety Data Sheets (SDS). This information is crucial because it ensures that workers are aware of the specific pesticides used, their hazards, and the necessary precautions to be taken when entering treated areas. By providing access to pesticide use records and PSIS leaflets, operators help workers understand the types of chemicals they might encounter and the safety measures recommended for their protection.

In contrast, details such as scheduling and payroll are not related to safety and chemical exposure, making them irrelevant in this context. While personal protective equipment requirements are important, they are part of the broader safety training and regulations rather than specific records regarding pesticide use. The names of the pesticide applicators, while potentially useful for accountability, do not directly inform workers about the pesticide safety measures and are not mandated as essential information under the law. Thus, the focus is specifically on the relevant safety data and how to access it.