The Ammonia Safety & Training Institute (ASTI) is a US-based non-profit organisation established in 1987. It works with industry, government and emergency responders to prevent ammonia-related accidents and injuries. Its mission focuses on prevention, preparedness and cooperation between organisations responsible for managing ammonia safely.
ASTI provides training and emergency planning programmes, including a 32-hour Ammonia Responder Course, Safety Days and tabletop exercises. These activities combine practical learning with incident scenarios to help participants understand their responsibilities and improve coordination. Its One Plan programme helps facilities develop emergency response plans tailored to their operations, hazards and response needs.
The institute serves sectors including industrial refrigeration, agriculture, ammonia fuels and transportation by road, rail and sea. Its website introduces available programmes and provides information for businesses, safety professionals and emergency responders seeking to improve ammonia safety and incident preparedness.
Learn more: ammonia-safety.com
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