Which statement on a pesticide label informs users about required worker training?

• A. Ventilation Requirements Statement
• B. Preparation Date and Group
• C. Training Requirement Statement
• D. First Aid Instructions

Answer: (C)

The statement that informs users about required worker training is the Training Requirement Statement on the pesticide label. Labels are legal instructions, and this specific line tells employers and workers that training is required before handling, mixing, loading, applying, or otherwise working with the product. It may outline what the training should cover and whether proof of training is needed, helping ensure compliance with Alberta safety rules and that workers know how to read labels, use PPE correctly, and respond to spills or exposures.

Other parts of a label serve different safety purposes. Ventilation requirements relate to reducing exposure during use, not to whether workers must be trained. First aid instructions tell you what steps to take if exposure occurs, not about training prerequisites. Preparation date and group are more about product manufacturing or batch information, not about training obligations.