Executive Development Programme in Building a Pesticide Safety Culture

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The Executive Development Programme in Building a Pesticide Safety Culture is a crucial certificate course designed to meet the growing industry demand for professionals with a deep understanding of pesticide safety. This programme equips learners with essential skills needed to create and maintain a safety culture in organizations that use pesticides.

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과정 세부사항

• Understanding Pesticides: Types, Risks, and Regulations
• Principles of Pesticide Safety: Handling, Storage, and Disposal
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Pesticide Handling
• Developing and Implementing a Pesticide Safety Policy
• Training and Communication in Pesticide Safety Culture
• Monitoring and Evaluating Pesticide Safety Performance
• Incident Response and Emergency Planning for Pesticide Exposure
• Legal and Compliance Considerations in Pesticide Safety
• Continuous Improvement in Pesticide Safety Culture

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