In-Person Training

Are you a business looking to train your employees in safe ATV operation? A producer* that needs new hires to get up to speed on safe tractor operation? A safety professional looking for group instruction on low stress cattle handling?

You’re in luck. CASA offers a number of in-person farm safety courses that cover health and safety best practices from across the industry. And they are available in all ten provinces.

CASA courses are delivered by our network of Authorized Training Partners (ATPs)—agricultural occupational health and safety professionals that have been selected and trained by CASA to deliver CASA courses and services

Course participants will receive a certificate of completion. Most courses are four to six hours in length but can be adjusted based on need and available time. Some courses combine classroom and hands-on training, while others take place in a classroom setting.

* Attention primary producers, CASA training courses are intended as a general safety course. To take a course that includes information on provincial legislation, CASA strongly recommends that you contact your equivalent provincial safety organization to inquire into the status of similar course offerings. Please note that in the event that provincially equivalent courses are not available, CASA may be able to customize a course to accommodate some additional training requirements. Additional charges may apply. Please include any customization needs in your course request form.

Operating an ATV in a farm setting is very important for farmers and their families, farm workers and supervisors.

This training program is valuable for working cowboys, ranch hands, and family members who use horses as part of their daily or seasonal work activities. It is adaptable and useful for the recreational rider, packers and wranglers, and those who handle horses to a lesser degree.

Everyone benefits when livestock are handled in a calm and consistent manner.

This half-day train-the-trainer program is designed for farm owners and managers, to guide them in the development of their own training programs for their workers.

Farm safety inspections are an important issue in agriculture today. Each year in Canada an average of 104 people are killed in farm-related incidents. Many of these injuries and fatalities can be avoided through the simple act of farm safety inspections that help prevent not only injuries, but also costly breakdowns and other losses.