Robert Gazely

Robert Gazely

Partner | Saffron Walden

RobĀ specialises in managing and advising rural farms and estates in Health & Safety, the Basic Payment Scheme, Countryside Stewardship, the Sustainable Farming Incentive, and contract farming, having begun his career in the industry in 2009.

RobĀ holds an MSc with Distinction in Rural Estate Management from the Royal Agricultural College and a First Class Geography degree from Durham University. He is a BASIS and FACTS registered agronomist, NEBOSH qualified and a Technical Member of IOSH.

He was previously a National Council Member and Trustee of the Institute of Agricultural Management and Chair of the Mid Anglia branch of that organisation.

RobĀ enjoys rugby union (from the comfort of his armchair) and spending time in the Lake District, but is less of a fan of the slog north and south on the M6.

Robert's Thoughts

Robert Gazely

Robert Gazely

Dec, 12 2022
Health & Safety Bulletin – December 2022

The December 2022 edition summarises the annual statistics recently published by the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) for work-related ill health and injuries. It outlines the steps to follow when administering veterinary medicines and provides key considerations for the safe use of tractor three-point linkages. The bulletin includes advice on maintaining a safe working environment, […]

Robert Gazely

Robert Gazely

Oct, 10 2022
Turning Back the Clocks: Health Implications in Agriculture as British Summer Time Ends

Preparing for Darker Days: Seasonal Safety and Mental Health Awareness for Farmers On Sunday 30 October, the clocks go back and we return to Greenwich Mean Time – a clear reminder that winter is on its way. As the season progresses, daylight hours shrink and both mornings and evenings grow darker. Winter Darkness and Its […]

Robert Gazely

Robert Gazely

Sep, 09 2022
Health & Safety Bulletin – September 2022

The September 2022 edition highlights recent concerns over telescopic ladders failing required safety tests. We remind readers of the risks of UV radiation and skin cancer, and the need to put control measures in place to protect outdoor workers. We continue to focus on workshop safety and recommend a series of steps to operate as […]

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