Webinar: From DHA to Done: Fire and Explosion Mitigation Strategies for Grain and Feed Facilities

This webinar will explore practical strategies for evaluating, prioritizing and completing DHA action items related to fire and explosion protection in grain, feed, food processing and other bulk solids facilities.

Oct 20th, 2026
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Fs Fg Webinar 200x200Dust hazard assessment (DHA) recommendations can feel overwhelming, especially when facilities must balance combustible dust safety improvements with production demands, available resources and operational downtime. This webinar will explore practical strategies for evaluating, prioritizing and completing DHA action items related to fire and explosion protection in grain, Atpfp Sponsor Logo 200pxfeed, food processing and other bulk solids facilities. Bernardo Sanson, Sales Engineering Manager at CV Technology, will share insights informed by nearly a decade of experience in fire and explosion protection. With a degree in civil engineering and an MBA, Sanson has helped clients throughout North and South America identify practical solutions that reduce combustible dust risks, protect employees and maintain critical operations.

This webinar will broadcast at 10:00 AM CDT (Chicago) / 4:00 PM BST (London) / 11:00 PM CST (Beijing).

WHAT YOU’LL LEARN:

  1. Identify common DHA action items related to combustible dust hazards in grain and feed facilities.
  2. Prioritize DHA recommendations based on production needs, risk levels and critical process areas.
  3. Evaluate fire and explosion mitigation strategies that improve facility safety while minimizing production downtime.

This webinar is sponsored by CV Technology and presented by Feed Strategy and Feed & Grain.


Speaker Information:

Bernardo Headshot 90pxBernardo Sanson is CV Technology’s Sales Engineering Manager

Bernardo Sanson is CV Technology’s Sales Engineering Manager. He has nearly a decade of experience in the fire and explosion protection industry and holds a degree in civil engineering and an MBA. He has worked with clients in both North and South America, including those in feed and grain, food processing, and other bulk solid related industries to connect them with practical solutions to reduce combustible dust risk and keep people and processes safe. 

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