The Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) has issued a permit to Grain Producers Australia (GPA) for the supply of certain mouse baits containing 50g/kg zinc phosphide (permit PER90799).
This course will assist users with the compliance requirements of permit PER90799.
Do You Know What To Expect When the Safety Regulator Arrives?
Being a grain producer can be one of the most hazardous jobs if you don’t have your risks under control.
Health and safety is not a specific thing you bolt onto your operation when you finally get around to it, it’s an outcome of a well-run farm.
From time to time you may find a Health and safety inspector has come to visit. Or you may find yourself talking to them after someone has been hurt.
As part of Farm Safety Week 2022, Grain Producers Australia hosted a webinar to help you and your farm with being prepared.
This course includes a recording of the webinar, as well as some additional resources to help you out.
To provide growers with a better understanding of the key stewardship consideration for Overwatch® Herbicide and pre-emergent herbicide use more generally.
Welcome to the Grain Site Delivery Course.
This course will help you understand some of the requirements that grain delivery sites will expect you to know.
Workplace Safety for Farm Managers takes you through the steps that you should be covering when setting up your workplace safety systems.
The COVID-19 Pandemic affects everyone. This course provides an overview of how it effects agricultural workplaces, ways you can manage the risks, and what to do if an employee has COVID-19.
General requirements for growers and drivers delivering to Balco Australia.
Bringing together guidance from the Victorian Country Fire Authority, the South Australian Country Fire Service, and the NSW RFS, this course covers information that anyone involved in farm activities, who could find themselves involved in a farm fire, should know.
IMPORTANT: This course is NOT intended or designed to teach you how to fight a fire. For information and training on firefighting, you should contact your Rural Fire Authority.
Building on the Comprehensive Safety Induction, the Cropping and Grazing course is perfect for a new employee to complete prior to arriving on farm for their first day of work. Workers will still need a site-specific information and job-specific training.
The Comprehensive Safety Induction works through broad areas of Managing Risks, Staying Safe, and Working Safe.
The course content has been designed to meet the theory portion of Cert 2 AHCWHS201 (Agricultural WHS).
If completing a Cert 2, check with your RTO as they may recognize this course as prior training. The Comprehensive Safety Induction introduces concepts and practices common to any workplace.
