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Objective:
To coordinate
and support R&D to develop, implement, monitor and evaluate
safe systems of work
on farms across all rural industries .
Achievements
in 2001–2002
Reports on:
Occupational health and safety risk associated
with sheep and wool production in Australia
Health and safety risks associated with
cotton production on-farm
Occupational health and safety risks associated
with horticultural produce production
The health and safety of Western Australian
farmers, farm families and farm workers
Training resources for farm machinery
safety
A report which reviews regulation of farm
machinery safety
A report on the comparison between different
approaches to farm injury prevention in Victoria and Queensland.
Strategies
for 2002-2003
Initiate key strategies in new Strategic
Plan for Farm Health and Safety
Develop a Social Atlas for Australia’s
rural population and industries
Expected
key outputs in 2002-2003
Profile of falls in the agricultural sector
Reports of health and safety in the dairy,
beef cattle and grains industries
Reports published on Benefit cost studies
in farm health and safety – Literature review and Undertaking benefit
cost studies in farm health and safety – Manual and case study
State farm health and safety profiles
for Queensland and NSW
Training resources for farm machinery
safety
A report on managing farm safety in the
Sugar Industry Field Sector
A report on rural health and safety intervention
for the agricultural sector in the South West of WA
An external evaluation of the National
Farm Injury Data Centre and Project
Expected
key outcomes in 2002-2003
Farmers and rural communities assisted
by the availability of new e-commerce training materials
A better understanding for rural and regional
areas of the opportunities for e-work
Cost effective tools for enhancing participation
of farmers in learning activities
New strategies for facilitating appropriate
farmer retirement
A basis for predicting hazards related
to preventing falls on farms
Guidelines for undertaking benefit cost
analyses for farm health and safety

Free
Short Reports
Fatalities
on Australian Farms (Sr101)
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