The Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland (HSENI) is calling upon the farming community to keep children safe on the farm
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A number of key areas where risks are high for beef farmers were brought to light through a series of live demonstrations
The Health and Safety Authority and the Irish Primary Principals Network (IPPN) have issued a joint appeal to primary schools to promote
A new campaign is calling on the UK Government to make annual trailer maintenance checks by qualified mechanics compulsory. Tilly Your Trailer
Between 2007 and 2016, 23 children lost their lives in accidents on farms. As the accompanying graphic shows by the HSA, the
The 2005 Safety, Health and Welfare at Work Act has specific legislation relating to safety in farming environments, which specifies the following
There are many reasons why a farmer would use chemicals on a regular basis. In fact, chemicals such as pesticides, fertilizers, fuels,
One of the most prevalent causes of fire in an agricultural setting is electricity, which also presents other threats. Farming areas must
Deaths due to Falls and Collapses 2008-2017 (18% of all fatalities) The HSA's Fatal Accidents Chart The major points of concern, regarding
The proper handling of livestock is vital in order to ensure safety on the farm runs smoothly. The Health & Safety Authority’s
Farm vehicles and machinery are the main causes of fatalities on the farm. The combination of farm vehicles (30%) and machinery (20%)
The Health Safety Authority (HSA) have launched a new media campaign highlighting how vital it is to be cautious at all times
