* Experience. A person operating farm equipment must have experience working with the type of equipment they are using. This experience will help them to identify potential hazards and to operate the equipment safely.
* Physical ability. A person operating farm equipment must be physically fit to operate the equipment safely. This includes having the strength and agility to handle the equipment, and the ability to see and hear clearly.
* Mental capacity. A person operating farm equipment must have the mental capacity to operate the equipment safely. This includes being able to think clearly and make decisions quickly, and to be aware of the hazards associated with operating farm equipment.
* A valid driver's license. A person operating farm equipment must have a valid driver's license. This will ensure that they are legally qualified to operate the equipment on public roads.
* Personal protective equipment (PPE). A person operating farm equipment must wear personal protective equipment (PPE) to protect themselves from potential hazards. This PPE can include goggles, gloves, earplugs, and a hard hat.
* A fire extinguisher. A person operating farm equipment must have a fire extinguisher on hand to put out any small fires that may occur.
* A first aid kit. A person operating farm equipment must have a first aid kit on hand to treat any injuries that may occur.
* A plan for emergency situations. A person operating farm equipment must have a plan for emergency situations, such as a rollover or a fire.
