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Would ATS safety be adversely affected by huge feed mill? Plant Manager hopes Powers that Be take welfare of 24 workers in Assisted Transportation Systems existing plant if Feed Mill comes to Green River Commerce Park Related: What is gained, what is lost: If Cobb-Vantress comes Billy Jessie writes: As the plant manager for Assisted Transportation Systems in Green River Commerce Park, I oversee daily operations in the conversion facility. I have been researching these types of Feed meal operations across the country to get a better sense of the kind of operation proposed in the Green River Commerce Park. I oversee 24 employees at this location and safety inside and outside the facility is a big concern. I hope the powers that be take into consideration the employees that are already employed at the Commerce Park. Thanks Billy Jessie -Billy JessieThanks, Billy Jessie: Surely the group seeking to bring the facility to Columbia would not want the liability of creating a dangerous situation for the highly skilled, highly paid employes at Assisted Transportations Systems. There is some information available about the hazards of working in a Feed Mail at the United States Department of Labor Site, at this link: Grain Handling/OSHA Quick Takes which gives information on dangers to workers and surrounding areas from Grain Dust Explosions and Grain Engulfment hazards for workers. -CM This story was posted on 2013-04-26 13:00:34
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