Information
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Document No.
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Audit Title
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Client / Site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Location
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Personnel
Employee Training
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All employees engaged in anhydrous ammonia operations have completed anhydrous ammonia safety training.
Safety Equipment
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Emergency water tanks are full and properly placed at facility during transport load-in and nurse tank filling operations?
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Emergency shut-off cables are properly installed, marked, and function properly to activate all emergency shut off valves when pulled?
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Emergency contact phone numbers are displayed at site?
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Employees have access to proper PPE including non-vented goggles and liquid proof tall gloves
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All employees have access to a half face respirator.
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Rain suit or slickers, and rubber boots available.
Safety Observations
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All NH3 equipment is inspected before use or filling.
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Proper nurse tank filling procedures are used while filling nurse tanks including the opening and closing sequence of valves.
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Nurse tanks are not filled greater that 85% capacity?
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All unauthorized persons including customers are kept away from load out stand during filling operations?
Bulk Plant Inspection
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No anhydrous leaks?
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Paint on tanks is in good condition.
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All required markings in place and in good condition?
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All electrical equipment and wiring is in good condition and protected from damage by weather.
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Valves and piping are properly painted to communicate vapor or liquid?
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Traffic barriers in place to protect tanks and plumbing.
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Areas under and and immediately around NH3 storage tanks are free of combustible materials such as dry grass or weeds.
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Hoses and tanks for bleeding off of delivery hoses are in place and in safe condition.
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Bleed off water is labeled properly
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Hoses are in good condition and current on replacement date?
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Proper pull-away safety devices are installed on each hose?
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Wind sock is installed within view of workers on load out stand and in good condition.<br>