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The National Education Center for Agricultural Safety (NECAS) is dedicated to preventing illnesses, injuries and deaths among farmers and ranchers, agricultural and horticultural workers, their families and their employees.

Our concern for safety in rural areas goes beyond farms and ranches. The need for services spreads from citrus groves in the South to vineyards in the West. It covers cattle ranches in Wyoming, fisheries in Maine and thousands of ventures in between.

NECAS offers training and rescue programs for a variety of topics and also provides webinars to increase awareness for agricultural safety. Our trainings and rescue programs have resulted in 23 lives saved nationwide.‌

NECAS saved lives

Safety Training for Emergency Responders

NECAS provides safety training to emergency responders and others that manage incidents involving agricultural injuries and equipment. Training is available at the NECAS facility or on-site. Contact NECAS to schedule one of the available trainings listed below.

  • Confined Space - Grain Bin Entry
  • Confined Space - Manure Pit Entry
  • Prevention of Grain Dust Explosions
  • Fall Protection in Agriculture
  • Foaming Manure Pits
  • Custom Applicator Safety
  • Progressive Agriculture Safety Days
  • HAZWOPER
  • Permit Required Confined Space Entry
  • Confined Space Rescue for Business
  • 24-hour Industrial Chemical Spill Class
  • Respirator Fit Testing
  • Fire Extinguisher Training
  • Construction Flagger
  • Forklift Safety
  • Aerial Lift Safety
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Rescue Programs for Agribusiness

Like any business, agriculture can be financially set back by safety violations, injuries, illnesses and deaths. NECAS offers safety education and proactive programs to help prevent incidents that affect your agribusiness safety and welfare. Contact NECAS to schedule one of the available rescue programs listed below. Training is available at the NECAS facility or on-site.

  • Tractor Rollover Extrication
  • Combine/Auger Extrication
  • Grain Bin Rescue
  • Agricultural Trauma - Classroom Only (EMS)
  • Anhydrous Ammonia Emmergency Response
  • Grain Storage Fire and Explosion
  • Manure Pit Rescue
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