First aid course to keep red tractor happy
- Thread starter Brains
- Start date
This!!!!!!!
alomy75
Member
Was that a non compliance? I’ve never been even asked about first aid on RT
- Location
- The North
I agree with above great skill to have and worth getting a proper one,
However what the fu3k has that to do with red tractor and animal welfare…
However what the fu3k has that to do with red tractor and animal welfare…
It’s not in the scheme guidance so there is no requirement for it I don’t think .
- Location
- East yorks
I was struggling to find it
- Location
- Sedgefield
There are quick online ones if you need it in a hurry
But a proper hands on course is best
But a proper hands on course is best
kiwi pom
Member
- Location
- canterbury NZ
Doing a first aid course is always a good idea in my opinion.
Are you sure its an RT requirement though?
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Always reminds of the lecturer who asked,
“What would be the first thing you would do if you saw your dad slumped in the sprayer cab?”
“Phone a contractor!”,
replied somebody at the back of the hall.
“What would be the first thing you would do if you saw your dad slumped in the sprayer cab?”
“Phone a contractor!”,
replied somebody at the back of the hall.
you need one for fresh produce, (to grow 20 ac potatoes)
it was a bit of a silly question, always worth while Like a few of you said.
I have done a 4hr online course on high speed training website for £25
was no walk in the park and got my certificate but job done while it’s hot
it was a bit of a silly question, always worth while Like a few of you said.
I have done a 4hr online course on high speed training website for £25
was no walk in the park and got my certificate but job done while it’s hot