Grain Safety Stand-Up Poster
- Publisher
- OSHA · Occupational Safety and Health Administration
- Type
- Toolkit
- Reference
- OSHA 3967
- Date
- Unknown
- Themes
- Confined SpaceEvacuation, Escape and RescueExplosionIsolation
Summary
A poster lists precautions for entering grain bins, controlling equipment and preventing grain dust hazards.
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OSHA 3967. Themes: confined space, evacuation, escape and rescue, explosion, isolation.
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STAND UP 4 MARCH 30 – APRIL 3
GRAIN SAFETY 2026
Photo: Central Valley Ag
SEVEN STEPS TO GRAIN SAFETY
➊ Do not enter a bin where grain is built up on the side Turn off and lockout equipment before entering bins or ➋ performing maintenance
➌ Place a trained observer outside of the bin in case of an emergency ➍ Test the air in the bin before entering ➎ Use a safety harness and anchored lifeline when entering a bin ➏ Never walk down grain to make it flow ➐ Control the accumulation of grain dust through housekeeping
OSHA 3967-03 2026
BLUE - Pantone 288 GREEN - Pantone 356 #StandUp4GrainSafety • standup4grainsafety.org • 1-800-321-OSHA (6742)
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