Mismatched parts pose risk
October 1, 2008 By LP Gas
Two employees injured at warehouse in incident involving forklift cylinder.
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Two employees injured at warehouse in incident involving forklift cylinder.
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I’ve been bitten by the bug of ballooning, says John Garcia, sales manager for Nelson-Putman, a Texas propane dealer. When the pilot fires up the burner and you hear the roar of the propane, it shouts energy.
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A propane airlift, a daylong hike – the blue flame is playing a major role atop the Great Smoky Mountains
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Propane has its place in the pest industry, says a national pest association official, in an application that has been common over the years – heat treatments to eliminate infestations within a structure.
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Just as propane marketers nationwide had given up hope of squeezing a profit from yet another warm winter, a ferocious St. Valentine’s Day Blizzard punctuated a solid month of cold temperatures that saved a dismal heating season but wreaked havoc on the front lines.
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Recently, the propane industry has been under attack from members of the plaintiff’s bar alleging that propane is an ultra-hazardous product.
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The secretary general for the World Energy Council concedes he has serious doubts about finding long-term solutions to meet burgeoning consumption needs in today’s radically changing global energy market.
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The industry focuses a significant amount of time and resources on warnings programs – and for good reason.
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My first real vacation in seven years was a fishing trip this summer in the Canadian wilderness with some diverse and distinguished individuals.
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