AgroNorm Software Inc. is Proposing Safety Management Software in the Agricultural Sector

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Sept. 17, 2021 - PRLog -- Farming in Canada is an integral part of the labour force and the economy. Unfortunately, Canadian farmers are at constant risk, with hazards on the job brought about by the use of equipment, especially heavy machinery, the labour associated with soil conservation, not to mention the unsafe chemicals or extreme weather. There is also a problem with limited access to industry safety and compliance training – much work is done manually, which can be a fraught with errors. Moreover, Canada is experiencing a labour shortage in the Canadian agriculture industry. Much of farm work is seasonal, and for years Canadian farmers have relied on temporary foreign workers from many other countries. Seasonal workers, unlike other staff, require in-depth knowledge of injury and illness prevention to be delivered on the double and start operating equipment pretty much right away to ensure work productivity and meet the farm's safety policies and regulations. The team at AgroNorm believes that by affecting this small but crucial aspect in the challenging system that is Farm Safety, the average farmer can be better prepared by saving time and money on equipment and labour.

AgroNorm Software Inc. understands these problems and the importance of creating and maintaining a safe work environment. These are the reasons for developing a platform to provide stakeholders in the agricultural sector with active business solutions to continuously improve the quality and safety procedures to achieve near-zero work-related injuries or illnesses. The platform offers ongoing verifiable monitoring of training, policies and regulations, safety checklist and reporting, including incident reporting.

About AgroNorm Software Inc.: AgroNorm is safety management and maintenance software for the agricultural sector, the purpose of which is to create and maintain a safe work environment and continuously improve the quality and safety procedures to achieve zero work-related injuries or illnesses. (https://agronorm.ca/)