Safety articles

Agricultural vehicles are often larger, heavier, and slower moving than typical traffic, creating unique challenges when sharing the roads with variety of other vehicles.

Harvest season is one of the busiest times of the year for farmers. Long days and demanding workloads can lead to fatigue which can increase the likelihood of accidents and injuries.

As farming technology continues to evolve, driverless farm equipment is becoming more common. However, equipment operating without a driver also presents unique safety challenges.

A documented safety plan serves as a valuable communication tool. It helps ensure supervisors, employees, subcontractors, and visitors have access to important information and understand their roles in maintaining a safe worksite.

As temperatures drop, the risk of cold stress rises, especially for employees working in environments where exposure to cold is part of the job.

Reporting near misses is a smart move for workplace safety. These “almost accidents” might not cause harm, but they offer a golden opportunity to learn, improve, and protect your team.