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TP - 1 The Joint Workplace Health and Safety Committee: What It Is, How It Functions

TP - 12 Hazard Control

TP - 13 Preventing Back Injuries

TP - 14 Repetitive Strain Injuries: Control Measures and Early Identification

TP - 15 Preventing Workplace Violence, Misconduct and Harrassment

TP - 16 Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System (WHMIS)

TP - 17 Pesticide Awareness

TP - 18 Hantavirus: Identify the Risks, Control the Exposures

TP - 19 Health and Safety Responsibilities for Farm Labour Contractors

TP - 21 Tractor Safety Awareness

TP - 22 Equipment Lockout

TP - 23 Machine Guarding

TP - 24 ATV Safety Awareness

TP - 25 Forklift Safety Awareness

TP - 26 Chainsaw Safety Awareness

TP - 27 Noise Conservation

TP - 28 Confined Space - Controlling the Hazards on a Farm

TP - 29 Fall Protection - Controlling the Hazards on a Farm

TP - 30 Emergency Preparedness on Farms

TP - 31 Bobcat Skid Steer Loader Operation

TP - 32 Rural Stress
 

FARSHA staff and Regional Safety Consultants are available to deliver health and safety training to farm employers and workers anywhere in British Columbia. These courses vary from a few hours to a full day or more, depending on the topic. Almost all are free of charge. They can be held at your farm or at a community site that you organize. Some of these courses are also available in other languages besides English.

FARSHA also periodically offers Pesticide Applicator Certificate courses for general agriculture, in English or Punjabi. (There is a modest fee for this course, to cover the cost of the course materials.) Call the FARSHA office for more information.

In addition, FARSHA can help you coordinate First Aid Attendant training. (This training is delivered by non‑FARSHA providers, and is available in English, Punjabi or Spanish; a reduced fee is charged by these providers.)

Click on the topics listed on the left-hand column of this page, for more information. If you are interested in a training program, contact your FARSHA Regional Safety Consultant or call the FARSHA office for more information.


Click here for contact information on Regional Safety Consultants