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Page 1 of 13 Health and Safety ExecutiveUsing tractors safelyA step-by-step guide this is a web-friendly version of leaflet INDG185(rev3), published 01/13 this step-by-step guide to tractor Safety is for everyone who uses a tractor, or tractor-operated machinery. It applies to those working in farming, forestry, horticulture, amenity horticulture and the sports turf industry. Whether you are a student, a regular tractor driver, or an employer, you need to learn about tractor Safety before it is too late. People die in tractor accidents every year and there are many major injuries, including amputations and fractures. There are probably other accidents or near misses which HSE never hears about. Simple but essential Safety steps would have prevented most of them. this leaflet shows how training in tractor Safety could save your 1 Before starting Before you start a tractor, you must know the basic Safety procedures.
Health and Safety Executive Using tractors safely: A step-by-step guide Page 3 of 13 Visibility and seat adjustment Before carrying out adjustments ensure the tractor is in safe stop. Check the seat position – can you operate all controls comfortably? Adjust the seat suspension to your weight. Make sure mirrors are properly adjusted. When wearing a seat belt, double-
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