FACTS

1. Skin Exposure: Workers applying lawn pesticides without gloves or protective gear may suffer chemical burns, rashes, or skin irritation.
2. Respiratory Hazards: Landscapers using sprayers or working downwind of treatments may inhale pesticide mists, leading to coughing, headaches, or difficulty breathing.
3. Childcare or School Grounds Exposure: Groundskeepers applying pesticides near schools or daycare facilities risk exposing children and themselves to unsafe residues.
4. Cross-Contamination: Failing to wash hands or change clothes after pesticide application can transfer chemicals to breakrooms, vehicles, or home environments.
5. Eye Contact: Splash-back during mixing or equipment failure can cause direct pesticide exposure to the eyes, resulting in […]

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