Farm Safety
Power takeoffs (PTOs) can be very dangerous. It’s important to inspect the PTO regularly and exercise caution when working around it.
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Effective employee training
Effective training tailored to each position's specific needs, incorporating job hazard analysis, safe operating procedures and maintaining detailed training records are all crucial for enhancing productivity, safety and workplace culture on farms.
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Best practices: Children working on the farm
When involving them in farm work, it is crucial to prioritize child safety by practicing hazard identification, providing thorough training, modeling safe behaviour and ensuring age-appropriate tasks.
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Health and safety communication board regulations
Regulations mandate the inclusion of a health and safety communication board in every workplace; it must include seven specific elements.
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Contractor safety on your dairy
When undertaking projects, farm owners must comprehend and adhere to their responsibilities under OHSA to guarantee the safety of all workers involved and mitigate legal risks associated with potential violations or incidents.
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The importance of fire drills on the farm
The risk of a fire on your farm cannot be wholly eliminated, but with careful planning and practice, you can ensure – if the day ever comes – that the fire’s impact will be as small as possible.
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Maintaining and storing respiratory equipment
Choosing the correct respirator for the task, ensuring the respirator fits properly and correctly storing the respirators maintains safety around farm respiratory hazards.
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Extracting stuck tractors and farm equipment safely
Selecting the right recovery tools and following the proper steps can keep a bad situation, like stuck equipment, from getting worse by harming the individuals involved.
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Prioritize safety when using pressure washers
High pressure can cause serious injuries. Before using a pressure washer, wear protective gear, follow guidelines and inspect equipment.
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Motorized equipment safety: On and off the farm
Farm equipment and vehicles are risky; both drivers and pedestrians must be cautious. Safety training, visibility, maintenance and precautions are crucial to keeping everyone safe.
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