Keeping Agricultural Workers Secure with Pipe Safety

Working with irrigation pipes can be a high-hazard job if the pipes are not installed, moved and maintained properly.

Hazards can include:

Contact with electrical cables or wires.
Contact with moving parts.
Transportation.
Trenching.
Underground utilities.

Make sure your supervisors and workers are mindful of the hazards in the environment in which they are operating. Keeping Agricultural Workers Secure with Pipe Safety

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