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Agricultural machinery, including tractors, is built with safety in mind. All agricultural machinery is subject to safety standards that are essential in keeping farmers, farm workers and farming communities safe.
Inspection checklist for tractors
Tractor operator forward, reverse and steering techniques
PTO and how to stay safe using the toolbox talk.
Development and publication of machinery safety standards, especially those that are integrated into machinery design have a positive impact on reducing risk of harm to operators and bystanders.
Your Personal Farm Safety Audit: Module 1 – Tractor Safety
Safe Implement Hitching: A Guide for Safe Connection of Agricultural Tractors to Implements
Roll-Over Protective Structures – A Canadian Guidebook to Low Cost Aftermarket Agricultural Tractor Roll Over Protective Structures
Put ROPS On Every Tractor-Yes You Can!
Preventing Farm Machine Entanglements
On the Farm with Mic Safety Mouse- Machinery Safety
On Guard! A Handbook for Home Build Guarding of Farm Equipment
North American Guidelines for Children’s Agricultural Tasks – Driving a Farm Tractor No Implement Attached
Make it Safe, Make it Visible: Safe Transport of Farm Equipment in Alberta
Machine Safety in Agriculture in Quebec
Hand Signals on the Farm: The ‘Universal Language”; Learn Them – Use Them
Foreign Worker Farm Safety Training Video
Farm Safety – Resource Kit for Nova Scotia Farmers
Farm Equipment and Motor Vehicle Operation on Public Roads
Emerging Standards for Highly Automated Agricultural Machines
Canada FarmSafe Emergency Preparedness Plan
Build Your Own Retrofittable Auger Inlet Guard
All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) Safety for Agricultural Workers
Agricultural Safety Culture and Manufacturing Crossovers?
Hazard Points and Guarding on Farm Equipment
Farm Machinery and Left-Hand Turns
Pre-Operational Inspection of Equipment
Lighting and Marking Self-Propelled Equipment
Operation of Self-Propelled Equipment on Public Roadways
All-Terrain Vehicle Operation on Farm Property
The Canadian Agricultural Safety Association (CASA) co-ordinates, develops and leads national initiatives to help farmers, their families and workers recognize and manage safety risks. CASA is funded in part by the Government of Canada under the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership, a federal, provincial and territorial initiative and receives additional support from the agricultural and corporate sectors.
