WORKSAFE – HAMILTON HANDS-ON FARM SAFETY EVENT

In collaboration with National Centre for Farmer Health, WorkSafe Victoria presents a hands-on event in Hamilton on 3 October dedicated to improving safety and well-being in agriculture. This is just one of WorkSafe’s many Health and Safety Month events.

Through expert-led demonstrations and practical advice, attendees will learn safer methods for cattle handling including loading and unloading cattle, preventing Q fever and needle stick injuries. Whether you’re managing or working on a family farm or a large property, or you are a student in agriculture, this event offers valuable insights and tools to protect your livelihood, your team, and yourself. Come away informed, connected and better equipped for a safer future on the land.

Program

Session 1 – Livestock handling and your health and safety presentation by National Centre for Farmer Health

Session 2 – Livestock handling presentation by WorkSafe Victoria

Session 3 – Farm Safety demonstration

  • Cattle handling yard work presented by Agriculture Victoria
  • Loading and Unloading of Livestock presented by Mick Debenham (Safety Management Systems)
  • Vet safety including cattle crush safety presented by Dr Kathryn Robertson (Livestock Vet Services)

The event will be held at Rural Industries Skill Training (RIST) in Hamilton from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm on 3 October. Reserve your place HERE.

Read more: Hamilton Health and Safety Month Registration, Fri 03/10/2025 at 9:00 am | Eventbrite

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