Eligible interactions must be completed by 30 June 2023.

Eligible interactions provide you with important safety information on quad bikes and SSVs.

• You must complete an eligible interaction before purchasing any items.
• You have six months to submit your application after completing your eligible interaction.
• All eligible interactions are free.

There are different eligible interaction requirements depending on if you are a primary (farmer) or non-primary producer. If you are a non-primary producer, participation in a webinar or a virtual farm safety experience will not be considered an eligible interaction. 

Below is the list of the eligible interactions:

Webinar

To apply for a rebate you must watch the entire webinar, answer some questions during the webinar and complete the survey at the end. You will then receive a Certificate of Attendance to attach to your quad bike safety application.  Click here to view the free webinar. 

Please Note: Attending a SafeWork NSW webinar does not initiate a workplace safety inspection.

Virtual Farm Safety Experience 

This free interactive online learning experience takes you out on the farm with industry experts who share current work, health and safety topics in agriculture.

It takes approximately 30 minutes to complete and your progress will be saved as you go. You will then receive a Certificate of Attendance to attach to your quad bike safety application.

Start your Virtual Farm Safety Experience here

Please Note: Attending a SafeWork NSW webinar does not initiate a workplace safety inspection.

Safety Advisory Visits

Request a free advisory visit here or call 13 10 50.

SafeWork NSW staff are also available to attend community meetings by prior arrangement to discuss quad bike safety, to enable the meeting to be considered as an eligible educative interaction. To arrange this, please email [email protected] or [email protected].

Eligible safety event

An eligible educative interaction can include attendance at an eligible safety event operated by SafeWork NSW, such as a Farm Safety Day or Agricultural Field Day.