Feed Dust Explosion Prevention Guide
A guide to preventing dust explosions in feed handling, grinding and storage. Mill workers use it to learn the main hazards and basic control steps.
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The steps on this page
- Learn where combustible dust collects
- Keep surfaces and equipment clean
- Control ignition sources
- Maintain dust collection systems
- Inspect and service motors and bearings
- Use permits for hot work
- Train workers on the hazards
- Review plans with safety professionals
How to use this guide
Pin it up in the shop or barn. The numbered steps are a short reminder, and the notes lines are for details specific to your operation.
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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