Safety News

New Digital Inspection & Reporting Functionality: DOT Cylinder Recertification

Designed for inspections conducted at a cylinder exchange location or propane dispenser on portable cylinders P3 now offers DOT cylinder recertification! This new functionality will allow you to document inspections through our secure and accessible digital platform, removing the hassle and inaccuracy of manual tracking and moving you into the future with automated e-forms. Benefits […]

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Commonly Overlooked Propane Safety Training Requirements

Read P3 Propane’s latest feature in Butane Propane News highlighting the importance of safety training for all team members of propane marketers and identifying several commonly missed training requirements. “Safety training doesn’t end with basic certifications or CDLs. In fact, safety training and company-wide communication is essential to maintain compliance with DOT, OSHA, and state […]

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Propane Safety Blind Spots: Key Areas Your Training May Overlook

Read P3 Propane’s latest feature in ICM about how safety training doesn’t end with basic certifications or CDLs and how company-wide communication is essential to maintain compliance with DOT, OSHA, and state regulatory requirements. “One of the biggest and most important responsibilities of the propane marketer is proper safety training for all team members. Initial […]

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Cathodic Protection in 3 Easy Steps

The National Fire Protection Agency’s Liquified Petroleum Gas Code 58 requires routine cathodic testing requirements for underground propane tanks 2011 and newer. Are you aware of how to meet specific code requirements efficiently? Requirements vary depending on location, but what doesn’t change is the best way to document your testing data. Here are our suggestions […]

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Take Your Bulk Plant Inspections to the Next Level

A propane marketer’s bulk plant is the heart of their operation. Bulk plants are manufactured according to standards set by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). Standards for operation and maintenance of plants are set by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the Compressed Gas Associations (CGA), and the Department of Transportation (DOT) Code […]

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