Farming

Safety and compliance built for the way farms actually run

Farm work is seasonal, spread across paddocks, and staffed by people who arrive in waves. Agriculture carries the highest fatality rate of any Australian industry, and most of the exposure sits with workers who are new, mobile, or working alone.

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Tractor Operation ProcedureYour document

3.2 The operator must lower all attachments and set the park brake before leaving the seat.

3.3 Complete pre-start checks before first use each day.

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Park brake on
Before you leave the seat

Lower the attachments, set the park brake, then step down.

Start

What makes this hard

  • Crews arrive for harvest and leave again, so induction happens constantly.
  • Workers are spread across paddocks with no reliable signal.
  • Machinery and chemical training has to be proven, not assumed.
  • Contractors and labour hire come and go under Section 21(3) duties.
  • Quad bikes, tractors and augers sit behind most serious farm injuries.
  • When an inspector calls, the paperwork has to be found in minutes, not days.

What Oxil does about it

Induct before they arrive

A worker completes induction on their own phone, in their own language, before they set foot on the property.

Works without signal

Training runs offline in the paddock and syncs when the phone finds coverage again.

Proof, not a signature sheet

Every module ends in a check of understanding, recorded against the worker and held for five years.

Cleared for the machine

Map operators to the plant they are trained on, so who can run the tractor or the quad is something you can look up.

One record across the farm

Training, checks and refreshers sit in one place, current across every paddock, shed and season.

Ready for the inspector

Every record is timestamped and attributable, and pulls up in seconds when someone official asks.

See it built for farming.

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