Cold Storage & Ammonia Handling Safety Training

Why Choose Cold Storage & Ammonia Safety Training for Your Facility?

Cold storage environments present unique hazards such as slippery surfaces, extreme temperatures, and limited visibility. When ammonia is used as a refrigerant, risks increase due to its toxicity, corrosiveness, and flammability. This training ensures your staff can operate safely, prevent leaks, and respond to emergencies involving ammonia exposure.

Customized Training Designed for Your Refrigeration System

Elion delivers cold storage safety training customized to your plant layout, refrigeration configuration (DX or flooded system), and ammonia storage setup. Whether your facility is for food processing, pharma, logistics, or bulk storage, we tailor the content to your cooling equipment and hazards.

Key Objectives of the Training Program

  • To raise awareness of safety protocols inside cold storage environments
  • To help identify hazards related to ammonia-based refrigeration systems
  • To train on ammonia leak response and emergency evacuation
  • To improve daily maintenance and safety checks of cold storage units
  • To ensure compliance with safety and health regulations

Course Topics Covered

  • Introduction to cold storage hazards: temperature, oxygen levels, confined zones
  • Overview of ammonia properties, toxicity, and exposure limits
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE) for cold environments and ammonia handling
  • Safe operation of refrigeration equipment
  • Leak detection methods and alarm systems
  • Ammonia storage, cylinder handling, and ventilation requirements
  • Emergency response plan and evacuation during ammonia release
  • Health effects, first aid, and medical response
  • Fire and explosion risks related to ammonia and electrical equipment
  • Any other site-specific topics or procedures as per client requirements

Who Should Attend?

  • Cold storage operators and refrigeration technicians
  • Safety officers and EHS managers
  • Warehouse and plant supervisors
  • Facility maintenance teams
  • Emergency Response Teams (ERT) and contract staff

Training Methodology and Duration

  • Mode: On-site at your cold storage facility
  • Duration: 1-day (standard) or 2-day (with mock drill)
  • Method: Classroom session + equipment walkthrough and simulated leak scenarios
  • Languages: English, Hindi, or regional language

Certification and Compliance Standards

Participants receive a Certificate of Participation from Elion Technologies. The training complies with:

  • IS 4579 – Code for Safety in Cold Storage and Ammonia Plants
  • ISO 5149 – Refrigeration Systems and Safety Requirements
  • NBC 2016 – Refrigeration System Safety
  • OSHA 1910.111 – Ammonia Refrigeration Safety
  • Additional client-specific safety requirements or internal SOPs can also be incorporated upon request

Why Elion Technologies for Safety Training?

  • Specialized experience in cold storage and ammonia safety audits
  • Expert trainers with knowledge of both engineering and emergency response
  • Training aligned with your safety records, incident trends, and control systems
  • Support for developing SOPs and ammonia-specific emergency plans
  • Available pan-India in bilingual format

Request a Custom Proposal

Want to safeguard your cold storage operations and ammonia systems?
Request a Quote or contact us at mail@elion.co.in.

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Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)

It’s a training program that teaches safe practices for working in cold storage environments and handling ammonia refrigerants, focusing on hazard control, PPE use, and emergency response.

Cold temperature risks, ammonia toxicity, leak detection, emergency response, and PPE use.

Cold storage operators, refrigeration technicians, safety officers, and emergency teams.

Yes, detailed procedures and drills are part of the program.

Typically 1 day; can extend for drills.

Yes, certificates are issued.

Yes, to familiarize participants with real hazards.

English, Hindi, regional languages.

Yes, tailored to your facility and chemical types.

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