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Free Grain Safety Training at Purdue University

If you are joining the grain industry, this training is for you!

This is a three hour safety training class including lunch, on grain handling safety and confined spaces. This class might be of interest to any student or young professional considering employment in the grain industry. In addition to a free lunch, a hard hat and certificate will be given (certificate on safety training is a major plus for any resume). The class will also help you to become more familiar with OSHA compliance issues in agribusiness. Other agricultural confined spaces such as silos and manure storage will also be covered.

Two workshops are being offered this Spring free of charge:

Date: Thursday, March 10th, 12-4pm
Registration Deadline: March 8th

Date: Friday, April 1st, 9am-1pm
Registration Deadline: March 29th

Location: Purdue University ADM (698 Ahlers Dr., West Lafayette, IN 47906)

Click Here to Register / Purdue Against The Grain Flyer Spring 2016

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Technicians like to Harvest Also

Several of our technicians yesterday got to enjoy harvesting crop in the field yesterday as part of a CR combine training. New Holland’s Cole Sanford was the leader of the class.  He did a powerpoint presentation followed by a live screen display, followed by a walk around and Q&A session.  During this training, Cole discussed some of the advantages of the New Holland combine and pointed out many of the servicing tips and tricks to making harvest a success!  After lunch, half of the crew went out to the field to cut soybeans!  A special thanks to Adam Nicholson and Tom Bearss for allowing us to use their combine and field for the training. The other half of the crew will be getting some stick time today. Hope everyone is having a great harvest!