Welcome to OH-UK

This website is specifically for the agriculture industry in the UK and has been created to provide useful information, particularly in relation to all OH (Occupational Health) compliance issues.
 
The UK Agriculture industry is divided into the following main areas which Occupational Health Construction professionals generally work within for the health and safety of agriculture workers;

• Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds

• Growing of rice

• Growing of vegetables and melons, roots and tubers

• Growing of sugar cane

• Growing of tobacco

• Growing of fibre crops

• Growing of grapes

• Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits

• Growing of citrus fruits

• Growing of pome fruits and stone fruits

• Growing of other tree and bush fruits and nuts

• Growing of oleaginous fruits

• Growing of beverage crops

• Growing of spices, aromatic, drug and pharmaceutical crops

• Growing of other perennial crops

• Plant propagation

• Raising of dairy cattle

• Raising of other cattle and buffaloes

• Raising of horses and other equines

• Raising of camels and camelids

• Raising of sheep and goats

• Raising of swine/pigs

• Raising of poultry

• Raising of other animals

• Support activities for crop production

• Support activities for animal production

• Farm animal boarding and care

• Post-harvest crop activities

• Seed processing for propagation

• Hunting, trapping and related service activities

• Forestry and logging

• Silviculture and other forestry activities

• Logging

• Gathering of wild growing non-wood products

• Support services to forestry

• Fishing

• Marine fishing

• Freshwater fishing

• Aquaculture

• Marine aquaculture

• Freshwater aquaculture

OH-UK also publish information about all the other industries in the UK.

You can search our list to find information from OH-UK information about that specific UK industry. Here is a general list of industries we provide occupational health information for;

Agriculture
Chemical
Construction
Electrical
Fishing
Food
Health
IT
Leisure and Tourism
Nuclear
Manufacturing
Media
Military
Mining
Oil and Gas
Paper and Board
Plastics
Politics
Printing
Railway
Retail
Timber
Road Transport
Air Transport
Sea Transport