Farm Safety Self-Audit
The honest yearly walk: machinery, livestock, heights, children, and the near-misses.
4 questions · 1 page · about 3 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
Farms are family homes wrapped around heavy industry, and the safety audit that matters is the honest one the farmer does alone. This self-audit walks the risk register – PTO guards and machinery, livestock handling setups, heights and grain, chemicals, and the children-on-farm reality – with the near-miss recall that motivates fixes.
The this-year-near-miss question does the work: naming the moment that almost went wrong converts the checklist from paperwork to memory.
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Walk your own farm honestly
This self-audit asks how safe your farm is today. Answer candidly, as it is meant to help you find and fix risks. It takes about 3 minutes.
Q1.As things stand today...*
| No | Partly | Yes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| PTO and machinery guards all in place | |||
| Livestock handling facilities safe for one person | |||
| Heights and grain-store access controlled | |||
| Chemicals locked and recorded | |||
| Children's access to yards controlled |
Q2.Your nearest miss this year - what almost happened?*
Q3.The one fix you keep postponing?*
Q4.Date of this audit*
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