Farm Safety & Emergency Preparedness
Anhydrous Ammonia Safety Guide
An anhydrous ammonia safety guide with ordered steps for handling tanks, hoses, and fittings, using protective gear, and responding to leaks or exposure.
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The steps on this page
- Read the product label and guide
- Train every handler
- Wear goggles and gloves
- Keep water nearby
- Inspect hoses and valves
- Park tanks away from people
- Work upwind of the tank
- Move away if a leak starts
- Flush exposed skin or eyes and call for help
How to use this guide
Walk a new hand through the steps once, then let them use the page on their own. Add your own notes as you learn what works.
Where to check the details
This sheet is a general template, so confirm specifics with your own manuals, labels and local rules. For current official guidance, start with OSHA and eXtension.
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