Propane e-Safety Training Modules

Propane is a safe and widely used fuel. It is sometimes called liquefied petroleum gas, LP gas, or LPG.

Make sure everyone in your family can recognize the smell of propane. If there is a leak do NOT use your phone around the leak.

In its natural form, propane is colorless and odorless. The odorized propane smells like rotten eggs.

All appliances using propane must be properly maintained in order to operate safely, properly, and efficiently.

Learn everything you and your family needs to know about CO2.

Pilot lights are an important safety feature of most propane appliances. The pilot light ignites the main burner when needed.

Don’t run out of gas! Serious safety hazards, including a fire or an explosion, can result.

Make sure you and your family are aware of these safety hazards that space heaters can pose if used improperly.

Follow these safe grilling tips for before, during and after propane safety and storage safety.

Follow these important safety tips when transporting or storing any propane cylinder or tank.

Power outages are unpleasant. In the event of an outage follow these important safety tips.

Follow these before, during and after tips on propane safety during a flood.

If a hurricane approaches, you can follow these propane tips to stay safe before, during and after the storm.

Spring and summer can be stormy seasons. Be prepared with these propane safety tips.

There are important things to know about your gas supply, appliances and tank/cylinder before a winter storm hits.

Here are some important propane safety tips to know before a wildfire.