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Falls from height one of most serious causes of injuries and death on NI farms

Two farmers have died this year due to falls when working from height

Chris Brayford
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Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland deputy chief executive Bryan Monson said: "Staying safe on the farm is not just about you – it is about protecting your family, your livelihood, and those working alongside you."
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Health and Safety Executive for Northern Ireland deputy chief executive Bryan Monson said: "Staying safe on the farm is not just about you – it is about protecting your family, your livelihood, and those working alongside you."

Working from height remains a dangerous hazard in the agricultural sector after a safety regulator revealed two people have died on-farm this year already. Health and Safety Executive for Northern...

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