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The industry incident rate has decreased dramatically over the past decade – by 42 percent. Source: GPA Midstream Association

Midstream reduces rate of safety incidents

August 20, 2024 By

PERC works to develop and share its safety training resources with the industry to better serve consumers. (Photo by LP Gas staff)

5 ways to incorporate safety into your marketing strategy

July 30, 2024 By

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Safety initiatives from the field

May 31, 2024 By

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Practice customer safety with utility lines

May 20, 2024 By

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Training requirements, recommendations for 2024

May 9, 2024 By

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Maximizing efficiency for bulk plant inspections

February 29, 2024 By

From left: Johnny Hill, regional manager of operations, Florida Public Utilities; Mike Wojtuniak, owner of Engineer Permits Inc. in Deland; Luke Flynn, Central Florida Building & Inspectors; Karen Chasez, mayor of DeBary; Jeff Householder, president, CEO and chairman of the board of directors, Chesapeake Utilities Corp.; Jim Pappalardo, DeBary council member; Patricia Stevenson, DeBary council member; and Jeff Sylvester, senior vice president, COO, Chesapeake Utilities. Photo by Hillary Turlington for Chesapeake Utilities Corporation

Chesapeake Utilities breaks ground on safety training facility

February 15, 2024 By

RegO employees receive hands-on training on regulators in SEPATEC's regulator lab. Photo courtesy of Southeast Propane Alliance

RegO employees train at SEPATEC

February 13, 2024 By

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Work safely in cold weather

February 2, 2024 By

Flame adjustment knobs may be incorrectly labeled on the grills, posing a fire hazard.

Propane grills recalled due to fire hazard

January 11, 2024 By