Lule Naas Consulting, LLC

06/11/2026

Safety isn’t just about compliance — it’s an investment in your employees and your business.

North Dakota WSI Safety Incentive Programs can reward companies that take proactive steps toward workplace safety with premium discounts and valuable safety resources.

Lule Naas Consulting, LLC specializes in helping agribusiness, retail, and general industry employers:

• Prepare for WSI safety programs
• Strengthen OSHA, EPA, and DOT compliance
• Develop customized safety policies and procedures
• Improve training and documentation systems
• Build a stronger safety culture

If your company is interested in improving safety performance and reducing risk, we’d love to help.

Learn more about WSI Safety Incentive Programs here:

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05/20/2026

Being the safety person in an organization can feel overwhelming sometimes.

Whether you’re balancing compliance deadlines, training employees, handling inspections, updating programs, or trying to improve workplace culture — you don’t have to do it alone.

Lule Naas Consulting, LLC offers safety mentorship and support services for current safety staff and managers in agribusiness and general industry.

I can help with:
✔ OSHA, EPA, and DOT compliance questions
✔ Compliance calendar setup
✔ Training support
✔ Safety committee guidance
✔ Program development
✔ Practical problem-solving

Think of me as an extension of your safety team.

Sometimes having another experienced safety professional in your corner makes all the difference.

05/13/2026

Did you know North Dakota employers may qualify for significant WSI premium discounts through Safety Incentive Programs?

Whether it’s the Safety Management Program (SMP) or Safety Action Menu (SAM), having the right safety systems, training, documentation, and compliance programs in place can make a big difference for your company.

I help agribusiness and general industry employers build practical, compliant safety programs that support OSHA, EPA, and DOT compliance — while helping position your business for WSI incentive opportunities.

✔ Written safety programs
✔ Employee training
✔ DOT compliance support
✔ Hazard assessments & inspections
✔ Safety committee development
✔ Documentation & recordkeeping assistance

Let’s build a safer workplace together — and help your business maximize available safety incentives.

Message me to learn more!

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05/07/2026

🚛 Prepare for MOTUS | USDOT Registration System

⏰ The FMCSA legacy registration systems will be retired on May 14, 2026. Registration features will be offline in URS, the FMCSA Portal, and L&I starting May 14, 2026.

🚨 What you need to do before May 14:
• Log into the FMCSA Portal
• Ensure your account is active
• Verify your information is current and accurate

👉 Get prepared today to avoid disruptions. Link in comments

04/30/2026

Here are some good reminders when hauling anhydrous ammonia in North Dakota. ✅

Spring is in the air! And farmers are in the fields! This time of year brings with it an uptick in operators hauling anhydrous ammonia. Please give operators space and grace as they move slowly and safely on the roads, especially turning into field sites.

🚜 The rules for transporting anhydrous ammonia in North Dakota include:

· The driver must be at least 18 years old
· Operators towing nurse tanks can never exceed 25 mph
· Haulers are required to have a Slow Moving Vehicle (SMV) sign or use flashing amber lights while in transport
· Tanks must be identified on the front, rear, and both sides with the words 'Anhydrous Ammonia' and 'Inhalation Hazard'
· Tanks must be identified on the rear and both sides with the words 'Non-Flammable Gas' and the number '1005'
· Up to two nurse tanks can be hauled by a single vehicle
· Overall length cannot exceed 75 feet
· Travel only between sunrise and sunset, unless transporting a single tank and equipped with taillights, turn signals, and brake lights

✋ Stay safe before you leave:

· Secure the Load. Always use two independent safety chains in addition to a locking hitch pin with a retainer clip.
· Before hitting the road, shut off all valves and disconnect transfer hoses. Never transport a "charged" system on public roadways.
· Conduct a full walk-around. Check tires for proper inflation and weathering, and inspect the wagon frame for cracks or wear.
· Protective gloves and Z87 rated goggles must be in a safety kit attached to the container or the frame of the wagon.

👀 Anhydrous is the Greek word for “without water.” Because it contains no water, Anhydrous ammonia has a very strong affinity for water. Anhydrous ammonia attacks any moist part of the body: eyes, ears, nose, throat, bronchi, lungs and any moist skin. Any tissue containing moisture is chemically burned. It requires large quantities of water to neutralize its caustic effects on moist areas of the body. First aid calls for water, water, water.

· Emergency Water: Every nurse tank must carry at least 5 gallons of fresh, clean water. This is your first line of defense for flushing eyes or skin in case of accidental exposure.
· Proper PPE: Even during transport, have your NH3-rated goggles and gloves accessible. Remember: never wear contact lenses when working around ammonia, as they can trap gas against the eye.

02/05/2026

One Year of Lule Naas Consulting

This month marks one year of Lule Naas Consulting, and I’m filled with gratitude.

This year has been shaped by clients and partners who value safety, compliance, and doing things the right way—especially in rural and agribusiness settings. Your trust, referrals, and conversations made this work possible.

I’ve also had the absolute joy of doing contract work for an incredible nonprofit, alongside a group of talented, dedicated women who remind me daily why purpose-driven work matters. That experience has been a gift and a highlight of this first year.

From safety planning and compliance guidance to risk reduction and operational support, this year reinforced why I started this business: to help organizations protect people, strengthen operations, and navigate regulations with confidence.

Thank you for being part of this journey. I’m excited for what’s ahead.

💛
— Lule