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Are Women the biggest influencers in farm safety culture?

Sep 14, 202234 minSeason 3Ep. 5
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On average, 79 Australians die every year in farm accidents, making farming one of the most dangerous occupations in the country. So, what can we do to turn this around? 

 Approaching farmers with a rule book is unlikely to work. But rural women are often in a unique position to influence health and safety culture. Many of us have worked off-farm in large organisations which already have a strong safety culture. And many of us take up the admin and HR role while raising young kids. 

 So, in this episode, hear some great safety ‘influencer’ advice from:

·      Alex Thomas - founder of Plant a Seed for Safety, who has watched her Dad struggle with multiple disabilities, after a life on the land.

·      Danyel Cucinotta – Vice-President, Victorian Farmers Federation which is supporting the Making Our Farms Safer program.

·      Dr Jacquie Cotton – researcher at the National Centre for Farmer Health

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