Safety Days & Tabletop Exercises

• Demonstrate a commitment to employee safety
• Customize training to address site-specific concerns and organizational goals
• Strengthen emergency preparedness
• Improve operational readiness 
• Enhance facility-response coordination 
• Increase ammonia hazard awareness 
• Identify planning and response gaps 
• Build relationships before an incident occurs 

Ammonia Technicians, Emergency Responders, Refrigeration Operators, Safety Managers, Trainers & Supervisors, Facility Leadership, ASTI Tripod- Industry, Public Safety, Government / Regulatory Agencies.

  Industry

• Food Processors
• Cold Storage Facilities
• Refrigeration Contractors
• Agricultural Operations
• Industrial Ammonia Facilities
• Industry Associations and Cooperatives

Public Safety

• Fire Departments
• Hazmat Teams
• Emergency Management Organizations
• Training Academies

Government & Regulatory

• Local Governments
• State Agencies
• Regulatory Organizations
• Public-Private Safety Partnerships

The pricing shown reflects a typical U.S.-based Safety Day event. Additional fees may apply depending on event objectives, location, and customization requirements. 

ASTI will discuss all anticipated costs during the planning process and provide a clear proposal before scheduling your event. 

The pricing shown reflects a typical U.S.-based Safety Day event. Additional fees may apply depending on event objectives, location, and customization requirements.
Examples may include:
• Additional ASTI instructors requested or required for larger audiences
• Specialized equipment, props, or demonstration materials requested for the event
• Travel expenses that exceed typical travel costs due to remote locations or unusually high-cost destinations
• International travel and logistics 

The Design Your Own Safety Day is broader and more customizable. It is designed to provide general ammonia safety education and operational awareness for a wide audience. The morning focuses on ASTI core topics such as emergency action planning, ammonia properties, physiological effects, and hazards/risks. The afternoon is flexible and can be tailored to the facility’s needs with discussions, walkthroughs, tabletop exercises, site-specific scenarios, or optional demonstrations. It is more discussion-based and focused on awareness, planning, coordination, and operational readiness. 

The Ammonia Safety Hazmat Training is more responder-focused and tactical in nature. While it also covers ammonia hazards and emergency response concepts, the classroom portion places greater emphasis on PPE selection, mitigation strategies, medical management, response considerations, and hands-on emergency response skills. The training is built around preparing personnel to actively respond to ammonia emergencies and includes more intensive field applications and practical skill development.