Risk Management

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Control Methods

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Risk Management

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Training

Weed Management

RESPONSIBILITIES

The manager of ADC is responsible for assessing an operator’s qualifications, e.g. chemical application course prior to the use of handling of chemicals and for completing risk assessment forms. The risk assessment form is reviewed when:

Work practices change

A new chemical is introduced

When an updated MSDS is produced by the supplier

Need is indicated resulting from health surveillance, monitoring or an incident

5 years has lapsed since the last assessment

Risk assessments are made in the following three areas:

Risks to users from the preparation and use of chemicals

Risks to others from spray drift, contamination and disposal

Risks to persons, property and the environment by accidental events such as spillage

IDENTIFICATION OF HAZARDS

Information about the hazards of a chemical can be found on the container label and MSDS. This information is also used to assess risks and establish control measures.

All staff employing the handling and application of herbicides and insecticides must have completed the smart train chemical application course.

PREVENTION AND CONTROL PROCEDURES

The following resources are reviewed prior to completion of assessment forms:

Smart Train chemical application reference manual AQF3

Product label

MSDS

Code of practice for the safe use and storage of chemicals

AS2507 storage and handling of pesticides

Work Cover publications 032, 454, 455

Health surveillance records

Risk management records

Accident report forms

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