Dairy

The shed runs at 4am. Your compliance has to keep up

Dairy is one of the few frontline operations that runs twice a day, every day, with the same plant and the same hazards on rotation. Staff turnover and split shifts make paper records go stale fast.

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Dairy Shed ProcedureYour document

3.2 Isolate and lock out the plant before clearing a blockage in the milking system.

3.3 Check the backing gate sensors before each milking.

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Dairy Shed SafetyENGLISH
Isolate first
Lock out before you reach in

Switch off, isolate and lock out before clearing a jam.

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What makes this hard

  • Two milkings a day, often with different people on each.
  • Rotary and herringbone plant carries real machinery risk.
  • Livestock handling injuries are common and under-reported.
  • Relief milkers and casuals move between farms.
  • Hot water, chemicals and the wash-down add exposure on top of the plant.
  • Family and casual labour blur who has actually been trained.

What Oxil does about it

Training that matches the shift

Shed procedure, plant and livestock handling delivered as short modules a worker can do before a milking.

Records that follow the worker

A relief milker arrives already cleared, because their record travels with them between operators.

Hazards reported from the pit

A worker photographs a hazard on their phone and it lands with the person who can fix it.

Cleared for the plant

Who is trained on the rotary, the vat and the wash-down is something you can look up, not a memory.

Chemical and wash-down safety

Detergent and hot-water handling delivered visually and in language, then checked for comprehension.

Proof, held for five years

Every module ends in a check of understanding, recorded against the worker and retained for audit.

See it built for dairy.

Twenty minutes. We'll show you a module made from your own material, in your workers' language, with your site on the screen.