Farm Labor Contractor Practice Test

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What is the required maximum distance for handwashing and toilet facilities from the worksite?

Half a mile
Within a quarter-mile or five-minute walk
One mile
Within a ten-minute walk

The correct answer is: Within a quarter-mile or five-minute walk

Handwashing and toilet facilities must be accessible to workers to promote proper hygiene and health, especially in agricultural and farm labor settings. The requirement of having these facilities within a quarter-mile or a five-minute walk from the worksite is designed to ensure that workers can easily reach them during their work shifts. This standard helps minimize the risk of health issues that could arise from inadequate hygiene practices. Such access encourages frequent use, thus supporting workers' health and well-being, which ultimately contributes to a safer and more productive work environment. Ensuring that these facilities are not too far from where workers are engaged in their tasks is essential in promoting compliance with health regulations and enhancing overall job satisfaction.