WINNIPEG, Manitoba– Cargill Limited is proud to announce they are partnering with the Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA) to be the core supporter of seven Progressive Agriculture Safety Days® this year in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario. Alongside CASA, Cargill…
OHS Canada presents: Health and Safety Conference & Trade Show – May 17 and 18, 2011 – Partners in Prevention 2011 Health & Safety Conference & Trade Show is Canada’s largest health and safety event and the flagship of the…
March 1, 2011, Winnipeg, Manitoba – Money is on the way to nine recipients of the new $100,000 Farm Credit Canada (FCC) Ag Safety Fund. The money will support ag safety training from BC to PEI. “FCC created this…
Winnipeg, February 28, 2011: The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA) will distribute more than $300,000 for agricultural safety and health initiatives across Canada this year under the Canadian Agricultural Safety and Health Program (CASHP). The closing date for CASHP applications…
by Theresa Whalen CFA Farm Safety Consultant (605 Words) Disposable particulate respirators are being made available free through provincial farm safety agencies to help farmers plan for safety on their farms. However, if you wear a respirator improperly, then you…
by Theresa Whalen CFA Farm Safety Consultant (409 words) An up-to-date record of safety training, work instructions or toolbox talks is definite proof that you take safety in your agricultural operation seriously. And it’s proof you can take to the…
by Theresa Whalen CFA Farm Safety Consultant (440 words) Effective ag safety practices require skill and a positive attitude. It is not enough simply to know how to do things safely – you also have to have the drive to…
by Theresa Whalen CFA Farm Safety Consultant (585 words) Most farmers say safety is an important and essential core value in their operations. But building safety into everyday work plans for themselves, their families and employees is often a different…
Ottawa – So you’ve built a farm safety plan. That’s a great start. Now – make it work for you. And keep double-checking and refining – the same way you handle your business plan. “By planning, implementing and assessing safety…
by Theresa Whalen CFA Farm Safety Consultant (495 words) You’ve set out the safety plan for your farm. Now – how do you get the work team to use it? Farm operations that are successful in motivating compliance with farm…
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