Five farm deaths in first 3 months of the year
The largest vehicle training provider in Waikato is calling for a better health and safety culture on farms.
Source: rnz.co.nz
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WorkSafe data shows five farm deaths in first three months of the year
"The really disturbing thing is these statistics, every year it's the same."
Source: nzherald.co.nz
Business.Scoop » 5 Farm Fatalities In 3 Months Show Not Enough Being Done
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New Zealand Lindy Nelson Andre Syben National Fieldays Ag Drive Change The Culture Campaign Press Release
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5 Farm Fatalities In 3 Months Show Not Enough Being Done
Ag Drive is calling on the agriculture industry to step up and do more to keep people safe on farm, with 5 fatalities in the first 3 months of 2023, with the launch of their ‘Change the Culture’ campaign.
New Zealand Andre Syben Lindy Nelson Ag Drive Change The Culture Campaign National Fieldays Show Not Enough Being Donemonday
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Business.Scoop » Ag Drive Partners With Agricademy To Broaden Training Available To The Agricultural Sector
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Business.Scoop » New Ag Work NZ Initiative Aims To Fill NZ's Extreme Agri-worker Shortages
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Agriculture company finds fresh success training Kiwi drivers for farming roles
An agricultural company caught short by Covid has found fresh success training Kiwi drivers for farming roles that would normally be filled by international workers.
Source: stuff.co.nz