A Safety Management System (SMS) is a structured approach to managing safety within an organization, particularly in industries such as agribusiness where safety risks can arise at various stages of production, processing, and distribution. In the context of agribusiness, an SMS aims to identify potential hazards, assess risks, and implement measures to ensure the safety of workers, the environment, and products throughout the supply chain. The primary goal of an SMS is to prevent accidents, reduce harm, and ensure the organization complies with regulatory safety standards. The system is based on a continuous improvement model, meaning it is not a one-time effort but an ongoing process. It involves the creation of safety policies, clear safety objectives, and procedures that govern how safety is managed. The SMS must be fully integrated into every aspect of the agribusiness operation, from farm production to the distribution of agricultural products. A crucial component of an effective SMS is risk assessment. This involves systematically identifying hazards within the agribusiness operation, such as exposure to chemicals, machinery accidents, environmental hazards like floods or droughts, or even transportation-related risks. Once identified, these risks are evaluated to determine