LPG Safety

Your safety is our top priority. Gasify ensures every delivery meets strict safety and compliance standards, giving you peace of mind with every refill. Learn how to safely use, store, and manage LPG at home or in your business, and keep your family or team protected while enjoying uninterrupted gas service.

LPG Safety

1. Detecting a Gas Leak

Smell: LPG has a strong, distinctive odor. If you notice this smell, suspect a leak.
Sound: Listen for a hissing sound near the cylinder, regulator, or hose.
Visual: Look for frost or white marks on the cylinder or connections.

2. Managing a Gas Leak or Emergency

Do not operate electrical switches or use open flames.
Turn off the gas supply at the cylinder valve immediately.
Open all doors and windows to ventilate the area.
Evacuate the premises if the leak is severe and call emergency services.
Contact your gas supplier for further assistance.

LPG Safety Compliance

1. Regulations

Follow all local and national regulations regarding LPG storage, handling, and installation.
Only use certified LPG cylinders and equipment.
Ensure installations are performed by licensed professionals.

2. LPG Compliance Documentation

Keep records of all LPG purchases, inspections, and maintenance.
Maintain up-to-date compliance certificates for your business or home installation.
Request documentation from your supplier if not provided.

Safety for Business

1. Testing LPG Cylinders

Regularly inspect cylinders for dents, rust, or damage.
Check the expiry date and ensure cylinders are tested and certified.
Never use a cylinder that appears damaged or out of date.

2. Storing and Transporting LPG

Store cylinders upright in a well-ventilated, secure area away from heat sources.
Do not store LPG cylinders in basements or below ground level.
Transport cylinders securely and never leave them in a hot vehicle.
Follow all legal requirements for commercial LPG transport.

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