Roundtable Discussion: Grain Bin Safety

Roundtable Discussion: Grain Bin Safety

Summary: Grain Bin Safety week started in 2014 as an advocacy program to educate farmers and agricultural workers on safe practices in working in and around grain storage facilities. The program works on both sides of the issue by promoting a zero-entry mentality and then working with agribusiness to provide Grain Rescue tubes and training to Fire departments across the country. Since 2014 we have delivered 207 Grain rescue tubes in 31 States and this year will be adding 58 Rescue tubes. Learn about the program and how you could become involved.

Jade Rodemeyer

Farm Sales Manager (Southeast Iowa and Missouri)

Nationwide Agribusiness

Dan Neenan, MBA, Paramedic, Fire Instructor

Director

National Education Center for Agricultural Safety

Dan Neenan, MBA -joined the NECAS staff in August of 2002 as Director. Dan is a Paramedic, Firefighter II and EMS instructor. He is currently a member of the Iowa Propane Board. Vice Chair of the Dubuque County Emergency Management Commission, Treasurer, Dubuque County EMS.

In his work at NECAS, Dan has developed several OSHA-approved training programs as well as Agricultural rescue programs. Safety programs include viticulture safety, enology safety, confined space-grain bin entry, Prevention of grain storage fire and explosions, chemical safety, and confined space-manure pit entry. Rescue programs include tractor rollover, combine auger rescue, grain bin rescue, manure pit rescue, and anhydrous ammonia emergency response. To date, the Grain Bin Rescue courses have saved 43 lives nationally.

Paul Stevenson

Senior Risk Management Consultant

Nationwide Agribusiness

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Recorded 09/22/2022  |   Closed captions available
Recorded 09/22/2022  |   Closed captions available Summary: Grain Bin Safety week started in 2014 as an advocacy program to educate farmers and agricultural workers on safe practices in working in and around grain storage facilities. The program works on both sides of the issue by promoting a zero-entry mentality and then working with agribusiness to provide Grain Rescue tubes and training to Fire departments across the country. Since 2014 we have delivered 207 Grain rescue tubes in 31 States and this year will be adding 58 Rescue tubes. Learn about the program and how you could become involved.
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