NFPA requirements, DOT compliance, motor carrier rules, OSHA standards, fuel gas code provisions: The list of rules and regulations to which today’s retail propane marketer must comply can seem endless.
Read More Your business is insured and your safety policies are in compliance, but what about resellers, who retail or distribute your products?
Read More The Federal Railroad Administration issued a safety advisory to ensure a sufficient level of odorant remains in the LPG throughout the transportation cycle.
Read More Home Gas holds propane training for all emergency response agencies.
Read More I always enjoy the Southeastern Convention & International Propane Expo in Atlanta because of the diversity of speakers and topics, the demonstration of new propane products and the opportunity to meet new people in the industry.
Read More Progress has been made in U.S. Chemical Safety Board recommendations.
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In an industry known in pre-corporate days for being a little down and dirty, John Blossman stood apart.
Read More The propane industry is going through tough times when it comes to safety.
Read More It has been my personal experience over the past 59 years that you can’t change the past, and regret is a wasted emotion. That said, we can learn from the past and adjust our actions and inactions to affect change.
Read More A common issue that can create a basis for liability in defending gas explosion cases is the level of odorant in the gas as it is emitted into the atmosphere. When people who are injured in a gas explosion testify that they did not smell gas, the focus immediately turns to the odorant in the gas.
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