It is especially valuable when people take on new responsibilities, procedures change or a business identifies an area it wants to improve. Making time for training also shows staff that safety is part of how the business operates, from the warehouse and retail floor through to management.
Agsafe offers a range of training for people working across the agvet supply chain. Its major courses cover the practical responsibilities of chemical retailers, distribution centres and manufacturers, with a MasterClass available for managers. These courses explore safety and stewardship in greater depth and are run regularly by webinar, allowing teams to participate from wherever they are. They provide an opportunity to strengthen knowledge across a role, rather than focus on a single task.
For more targeted refresher training, Agsafe AgBytes are short, focused online modules covering specific areas of agvet chemical safety and compliance. They typically take 30–45 minutes to complete and can fit around the demands of a working day. Participants receive a certificate on successful completion, which can support continuous professional development requirements. New modules are introduced regularly to reflect industry needs and regulatory changes.
The two newest AgBytes, Forklift Safety Essentials and Incident Insights: Recognising Risks Before Harm Occurs, address everyday safety decisions. One helps staff think about safe forklift operation in their own workplace; the other encourages people to recognise hazards and act on warning signs early. Both offer practical ways to keep safety knowledge current between more comprehensive courses.
Whether someone is new to the industry or has years of experience, regular training helps them stay informed and contribute to a safer workplace. Agsafe’s upcoming webinar course dates are listed on its website. If you or your team are due for training, please contact Agsafe to discuss your options and enrol today.
Image name: Agsafe's new AgByte module
Caption: Agsafe's new AgByte module 'Incident Insights' which highlights hazards that could happen and how to prevent them.
