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Working at Height on Farms Toolbox Talk: Keeping Farm Workers Safe
The Working at Height on Farms Toolbox Talk template from Health & Safety Zone provides essential guidance on safe access to silos, barn roofs, ladders and fragile surfaces. Suitable for agriculture and related industries, this toolbox talk helps workers understand how to prevent falls in compliance with UK regulations.
Why Is Working at Height on Farms Important?
Protects Workers: Falls from height are a leading cause of fatal injuries on farms, and proper planning reduces risk.
Improves Productivity: Safe work practices minimise downtime caused by accidents.
Compliance with Regulations: The Work at Height Regulations 2005 requires employers to plan, supervise and ensure competence when working at height.
Key Benefits of the Toolbox Talk
Hazard Awareness: Highlights silo access, roof work, ladder stability and edge protection.
Control Measures: Recommends risk assessments, fall‑arrest systems, platforms and training.
Emergency Response: Stresses rescue plans and communication protocols.
Customisable for Any Farm Workplace: Editable to address specific farm layouts, equipment and risk levels.
Regulatory Compliance: Aligns with UK health and safety laws for a legally compliant environment.
Simplifying Toolbox Talk Creation with Our Online Generator
Health & Safety Zone’s online document generator allows you to customise this toolbox talk, tailoring it to your farm’s unique hazards and safety goals.
Promoting a Proactive Safety Culture
Encourages Accountability: Reinforces individual responsibility for workplace safety.
Supports Continuous Improvement: Helps organisations learn from incidents to enhance safety measures.
Useful Resources and Links
HSE – Working at Height in Agriculture
