Commodities
Grain Farm Safety Management
Manage safety across your grain farming operation with one system for machinery, workers, contractors, hazards and safety records.
Grain farmers face daily risks.
Grain farming involves a mix of workers, contractors and visitors across the operation. Give everyone access to the information they need before they arrive on farm.
Use digital inductions to communicate site requirements, safety procedures and emergency information, with QR codes making it easy for contractors and visitors to access what they need.
Keep machinery on track.
Machinery is critical to every stage of grain production, from seeding through to harvest. Keep machinery records, maintenance schedules, inspections and service history together in one place.
Set maintenance reminders, complete checks from the field and use QR codes to quickly access equipment records.
Standardise safety checks and procedures.
From augers and harvest machinery to chemical handling, consistent checks and procedures help your team work safely.
Create digital checklists, pre-starts and procedures that workers can access and complete from their mobile devices.
Know where hazards are across your farm.
Give workers a clear view of hazards and important safety information with a digital farm map.
Identify confined spaces, grain storage areas, silos, unloading areas and other high-risk locations so your team knows what to look out for before they start work.
Grain farming safety resources
The Ultimate Harvest
Ready Guide
Broken down into four sections, our 20+ page guide covers Machinery and Equipment, People, Emergency Management, and Record Keeping. We've also included our popular Combine Harvester SWP and a fatigue checklist.
5 Essential Pre-Harvest Checklist Items
Grain harvest is hot, dusty and not for the faint-hearted. During cropping or harvest, farmers go above and beyond to ensure everything gets done.
Find out how Safe Ag Systems can help you get ahead this season.
Top 5 Hazards in Grain Farming
When it comes to grain farming, machinery and equipment are a necessity to get the job done. Each stage of grain or crop farming requires mechanical assistance from seeding or planting through to harvest.
Don't get screwed by an auger
It is estimated that around 60 serious injuries involve farm augers each year, most of those injuries are crush injuries or amputation of fingers, hands, arms and feet.
Don't get burnt out during Harvest - A plan for fire safety management
If a farm fire does break out, pull the machine out of the crop as quickly and safely as you can, face it into the wind and get out. A harvester can be replaced. People can’t.
Preparing for Seeding:
5-Step Safety Checklist
With seeding season just around the corner for cropping farms, now is the perfect time to get everything in order to ensure a safe start to the season.
Benefits of Safe Ag Systems for Grain Farmers
Improved Communication
Provide the right information, making it easily accessible, when its needed.
Peace of Mind
Reduce expenses and the risk of downtime with optimised record keeping.
Meet your legal obligations
Safety and compliance software developed by farmers and created by qualified WHS experts
Here's what our clients have to say
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Chris Graham, Watervalley Farm
You can’t control everything so having a system in place does give me a peace of mind. It’ll change the way you do things for the better.
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Nick and Di Morona, Rice Grower
Finally, technology, practicality and common sense have come together with this program and we’re just amazed at how simple and practical it is.
Kerri Cliff, Cliff Farms
I can certainly see the Safe Ag Systems App as a real asset to improve safety as well as productivity.
