Farm Safety Week
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Farm Safety Week
Farm Safety Week
Farm Safety Week 2024 is running from 22 to 26 July and we're working to help everyone make the industry safer for them, their colleagues and their family.
Refresh your Essential Skills
Our online learning can help you quickly identify risks so you can better control them.
Members can get started with modules on risk assessment or tackle a complete Learning Path to get a thorough update on your existing health and safety skills.
Become a member and you can access all our Essential Skills training, so you can refresh your skills at a time that suits you.
Members can get started with modules on risk assessment or tackle a complete Learning Path to get a thorough update on your existing health and safety skills.
Become a member and you can access all our Essential Skills training, so you can refresh your skills at a time that suits you.
Master the essential skills and knowledge crucial for working safely in an agricultural environment.
Improve your hazard recognition and risk management, and discover best practice on reporting incidents.
Identify the issues on this haphazard farm
Our Essential Skills online training modules feature farmers' stories, easy-to-understand advice on key legislation and more interactive lessons like the one above, so you can quickly update your core knowledge.
Become a member to access all our Essential Skills Learning Paths and modules, loads more quality learning content from other trustworthy sources, a host of other downloadable tools and templates and the Learning Record system, which can help you evidence your compliance, fast.
Become a member to access all our Essential Skills Learning Paths and modules, loads more quality learning content from other trustworthy sources, a host of other downloadable tools and templates and the Learning Record system, which can help you evidence your compliance, fast.
Toolbox Talks
Farm owners and managers can quickly upskill their teams and share best practice on important processes on their farms using our Toolbox Talks.
Typically lasting about 15 to 20 minutes, these pre-built discussions can easily be added to regular team meetings or break time activities to help you efficiently update your whole team on important safety procedures.
Typically lasting about 15 to 20 minutes, these pre-built discussions can easily be added to regular team meetings or break time activities to help you efficiently update your whole team on important safety procedures.
Quick ways to improve safety on farm
Our Guides offer you quick tips on how you can improve practices on farm.
Backed up by data from the Health and Safety Executive, these quick guides give a good introduction to the most common causes of injuries and fatalities on farms, plus imporant information on how to reduce the risks associated with them.
The two guides here look at essential advice around basic farm safety, plus extra tips on working with machinery.
Backed up by data from the Health and Safety Executive, these quick guides give a good introduction to the most common causes of injuries and fatalities on farms, plus imporant information on how to reduce the risks associated with them.
The two guides here look at essential advice around basic farm safety, plus extra tips on working with machinery.
What is the Farm Safety Foundation?
Farm Safety Week is organised by the Farm Safety Foundation, aka Yellow Wellies. An independent charity, the foundation works hard to help farmers and growers build safer working practices and reduce unecessary risk-taking across the industry.
As well as Farm Safety Week, the foundation also organises the annual Mind Your Head campaign, which seeks to raise awareness of the mental health issues farmers and growers face in their jobs.
As well as Farm Safety Week, the foundation also organises the annual Mind Your Head campaign, which seeks to raise awareness of the mental health issues farmers and growers face in their jobs.
Members get more
TIAH members can access all our Essential Skills online training, plus personalised learning recomendations, curated to help them develop the skills they want to progress their careers and strengthen their businesses.
Sign up today or look through our membership booklet to find out more about how you can benefit from becoming a member of TIAH, farming and growing's professional body.
Sign up today or look through our membership booklet to find out more about how you can benefit from becoming a member of TIAH, farming and growing's professional body.
Opinions on farm safety
Many of the farmers and growers we talk to have expressed their concerns about the statistics around health and safety in our industry and the changes they'd like to see made.
You can read more about how they believe the industry can change for the better in the blogs below.
You can read more about how they believe the industry can change for the better in the blogs below.
Everyone has their part to play in improving the safety of the industry, says Tim Papworth.
Fran Gallwey, of East Malling Short Courses, offers her tips to improve the culture of safety on-farm.
Our CEO Stephen Jacob provides insight into how managers and owners can benefit from Toolbox Talks.
We're proud to join the partnership
We believe everyone in farming and growing can do their part in improving the safety record of our industry, which is why we've signed up to the Farm Safety Partnership.
The partnership is made up of more than 20 industry organisations who have all committed to the Farm Safety Charter, agreeing to work together to lead the way in improving the safety of the country's farms.
The partnership is made up of more than 20 industry organisations who have all committed to the Farm Safety Charter, agreeing to work together to lead the way in improving the safety of the country's farms.
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