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A basic pesticide safety plan for field staff must cover how to prevent exposure and how to respond to incidents. PPE provides the essential barrier against pesticides, but protection isn’t complete without clear spill response steps to contain and clean up leaks or spills. Including first aid procedures ensures workers know immediate actions and when to seek medical help if exposure occurs. Decontamination supplies are needed to remove residues from skin, clothing, and equipment after handling pesticides or after a spill. Storage and disposal guidelines prevent residual pesticide from causing ongoing exposure or environmental contamination. Emergency contacts ensure quick access to supervision, poison control, and local emergency services in case of a serious incident. This combination gives practical, actionable guidance that supports safety in real field conditions.