Integrating WHS on-farm @CottonInfoAust
Integrating WHS on-farm  @CottonInfoAust
Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
While the wide range of tasks and potential hazards in agriculture can make implementing good workplace health and safety practices a challenge at times, it is certainly not impossible.
Jess Crawford from CHRRUP explains some of the best ways to practically tackle making WHS part of day-to-day business and particularly the importance of documentation to demonstrate that duty of care is being met.
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