As a part of your website membership, I have 3 options for you to choose from (A, B or C) to provide whichever Induction delivery method best suits your grain and livestock carriers. I have made this as simple as I can, but am always open to your suggestions for changes. Request Letter for Carrier […]
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Well…..I have to say this industry is quite painful when it comes to correct employment paperwork and safety arrangements Anyway, we can only work with what we've got at this point. Hopefully over time the industry will modernise and become more professional. For my website members, I have 3 options to choose from (A, B […]
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  For a new worker Induction, most of the focus should be on the acts of: talking about the workplace walking around the workplace showing the new worker aspects of the workplace and their new role To establish the main administrative elements of a worker induction, follow this guide: Worker Induction Instructions  - Note: I'm […]
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I'm not a huge fan of online inductions, but when things just happen and you need to induct a new worker, this is a great option. If you're looking for a good quality, online Induction, I use the Grain Producers Australia Training platform. Grain Producers Australia This generic Ag Induction is an excellent first step for a […]
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Probably yes, at some point.....but it's not the priority item in my opinion! The word 'policy' is only mentioned in the Regulations as specifically required for mining, construction and major hazard facilities. But a policy is really the rule book that gives direction to workers of what's expected of them. Every business has a variety […]
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Some signage is required by Law, other signage is a good communication tool so refer to my document below for a guide to choosing what you must have and what might be a good idea. Too much signage can bamboozle people, so don't go overboard. Suggested Farm Safety Signage V5 Other Internet Resources: Dangerous Goods […]
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Induction of new workers is one of the most important things you can do to improve safety on farm. There is a term that I think was coined in the UK called 'situational awareness'. This is what workers need on a farm as the situation changes regularly and they need to be aware and adapt […]
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