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Unguarded machinery can cause injury. Always use guards as recommended by manufacturers, never bypass safety devices, and ensure machinery is off and energy sources disconnected before performing maintenance.

Loud noises can cause hearing damage. Use hearing protection like earmuffs or earplugs, maintain equipment to reduce noise levels, and limit exposure time.

Farms have electrical hazards. Inspect cords for damage, use ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), and keep a safe distance from overhead power lines.

Quick response is vital in emergencies. Have a well-stocked first aid kit, train staff in first aid and CPR, and clearly mark emergency contact information.

Animals can be unpredictable. Move calmly and deliberately, use barriers when needed, and never turn your back on a large animal.

Grain bins pose suffocation hazards. Never enter alone, lockout power before entry, and always use a harness and lifeline system.

Fires are a risk on farms. Store flammable materials properly, have working fire extinguishers accessible, and establish an emergency plan including evacuation routes.

Chemicals can be toxic. Use protective equipment, store chemicals securely away from children and animals, and dispose of containers properly.

Falls from ladders can cause serious injuries. Inspect ladders before use, maintain three points of contact, and position ladders on a stable surface.

PPE is critical for safety. Use appropriate PPE for the task (gloves, boots, respirators), ensure it is in good condition, and train workers on proper use.

Tractor accidents can be deadly. Ensure operators are trained, use seat belts, and follow the rollover protective structure (ROPS) guidelines. Do not carry extra riders.