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June Newsletter

IN THIS ISSUE It Happened to One of Us Alberta Vehicle Extraction Association’s Farm Extrication & Machinery Entrapment Rescue Symposium Health and Safety Representative and Committee Training Consort Creative Hands 4-H Club Preventing a Wildfire on Your Farm It Happened to One of Us 2021 Incident Summary(Incident source: Alberta Occupational Health and Safety) Description Injury Type Age Range Sector WCB Code Entanglement Fatality 70-79 Hay / Grain / Crop 1600 Canadian Agricultural Injury Reporting (CAIR Reports) found that between 2003 and 2012: Entanglements increased an average of 6.2% annually 51%… Read More »June Newsletter

May Newsletter

IN THIS ISSUE It Happened to One of Us Agricultural Operation Fined Following Incident Health and Safety Representative and Committee Training Bird Flu Hazards Farmer Mental Health: Get In The Know For Yourself and Others Mental Health Continuum Model It Happened to One of Us 2021 Incident Summary(Incident source: Alberta Occupational Health and Safety) Description Injury Type Age Range Sector WCB Code Run Over Fatality Unconfirmed Dairy 1203 Canadian Agricultural Injury Reporting (CAIR Reports) found that between 2003 and 2012 the top three machine types involved in run overs were:… Read More »May Newsletter

April newsletter

IN THIS ISSUE It Happened to One of Us Eat. Sleep. Calve. Seed. Repeat. Hours of Sleep Hearing Loss Hurts Power Line Safety Reminders It Happened to One of Us 2021 Incident Summary(Incident source: Alberta Occupational Health and Safety) Description Injury Type Age Range Sector WCB Code TractorRollover Fatality 15 to 19 Years Beef Producers 1200 According to the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety, 85% of all tractor rollovers are sideways rollovers! Canadian Agricultural Injury Reporting (CAIR Reports) shows that the top five immediate causes of rollovers are: Travelling… Read More »April newsletter

March Newsletter

IN THIS ISSUE It Happened to One of Us Female Farmer & Farm Worker Health Fatigue is a State of Impairment Learning to Recognize Fatigue Changing Your Approach to the Time Change It Happened to One of Us 2021 Incident Summary (Incident source: Alberta Occupational Health and Safety) Description Injury Type Age Range Sector WCB Code Crushed by falling hay bale Serious injury Not Confirmed Feed Lots 01201 Crushed by falling hay bale Serious injury 20 to 29 Years Hay/Grain/ Crop Farming 01600 Hay bales can vary drastically in weight;… Read More »March Newsletter

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