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Safety Front And Center Next Week In Pendleton
Safety Front And Center Next Week In Pendleton
Safety Front And Center Next Week In Pendleton
The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services will host a two-day event early next month, trying to put a spotlight on the importance of workplace safety and health.  The 17th annual Blue Mountain Occupational Safety and Health Conference, slated for June 2nd-3rd at the Pendleton Convention Center, will address farm and electrical safety to safety committee and personal protective equipm
Registration Open For Childhood Ag Safety Webinar
Registration Open For Childhood Ag Safety Webinar
Registration Open For Childhood Ag Safety Webinar
Working on the farm can be very dangerous, especially for some of the youngest workers and helpers.  In an effort to protect children across the nation the Childhood Agricultural Safety Network in kicking off its 25th year with a virtual meeting at 8 a.m. (PT) on Fri...
Marking National Farm Safety and Health Week
Marking National Farm Safety and Health Week
Marking National Farm Safety and Health Week
An awareness generated right about harvest time for several parts of the country, farm safety and health concerned efforts to address this issue has led to progress yet.   “I first started doing this in the year 2000 and we were averaging 730 fatalities per year, so getting down to 417 is a good stride, but we're never going to get down to 0 during my working lifetime, “said Dan Neenan of the Nati
WSFB: Safety Is A Priority During Harvest
WSFB: Safety Is A Priority During Harvest
WSFB: Safety Is A Priority During Harvest
The Washington farm bureau is reminding everyone about equipment safety in the fields and orchards.   “Accidents involving implements take only milliseconds to cause serious injury or death. They're completely preventable,” noted WSFB Safety Director Dominique Damian.  She added that the basic...
Don’t Learn Safety by Accident
Don’t Learn Safety by Accident
Don’t Learn Safety by Accident
For the 80th time, the U.S. is holding National Farm Safety and Health Week.  Farm Safety and Health Week, which typically takes place during the 3rd week of September, is a time to increase awareness of the high injury and fatality risk in agriculture and to improve agricultural health outcomes through outreach and education.   ...
Ag Safety Awareness Week: “Lead the Way in Agriculture”
Ag Safety Awareness Week: “Lead the Way in Agriculture”
Ag Safety Awareness Week: “Lead the Way in Agriculture”
This is Agricultural Safety Awareness Week, and many in the farming community are being reminded through Friday to keep safety a priority.  U.S. Agricultural Safety and Health Centers will join Farm Bureaus across the country to promote ag safety this week with the theme of “Lead the Way in Agriculture.”   Each ...
Farming Community Asked To Make Safety A Cornerstone This Week
Farming Community Asked To Make Safety A Cornerstone This Week
Farming Community Asked To Make Safety A Cornerstone This Week
This is National Farm Safety and Health Week, and this year’s theme is “Protecting Agriculture’s Future”.  Laura Siegel with AgriSafe said the health and safety of workers must be the cornerstone of sustainable farming this week and year-round.   She noted that statistic...
This Is Farm Safety & Health Week
This Is Farm Safety & Health Week
This Is Farm Safety & Health Week
This is National Farm Safety and Health Week, a time to focus on both general safety and health matters on the farm or ranch but also specific topics from rural road safety, and anhydrous ammonia exposure. "If I would have completely ran out of breath, I don't know if I'd be standing here today ...
Perdue Documents Ag Confined Space Injuries
Perdue Documents Ag Confined Space Injuries
Perdue Documents Ag Confined Space Injuries
Purdue University's Agricultural Safety and Health Program recently released the annual 2020 Summary of U.S. Agricultural Confined Space-Related Injuries and Fatalities report. The program reported 64 fatal and nonfatal cases involving agricultural confined spaces, including 35 grain entrapments, seven falls into or from grain storage structures, four asphyxiations and 12 equipment entanglements

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