Safety News

Is Your Company Compliant with 5-Year DOT Cylinder Requalification Requirements?

Propane marketers in the United States must be good multitaskers and project managers. After all, there are hundreds of regulatory requirements you must comply with at all times to keep your customers, employees, and company protected. These requirements include DOT cylinder requalification, which is required every 5–12 years. One of the most frequent types of […]

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P3’s Integrations with Propane Back-Office Software

The P3 Compliance System integrates with a variety of back-office software including ADD Systems, AgVantage, AWE, Blue Cow, Cargas, and FuelMor. Propane marketers can seamlessly navigate from their back-office software to the P3 Compliance system in seconds, at the touch of a button. P3’s integrations with these back-office software platforms provide the following benefits to […]

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How To Prepare & Document Monthly Safety Meetings

Read our latest feature in Butane Propane News about how propane providers are using materials from P3 Propane to aid in preparing and documenting monthly safety meetings. “The more frequently you meet with your team, the more solidified your safety processes will be in their mindsets and routines. Make things easier for yourself by working […]

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How to Streamline Your Cathodic Protection Testing & Documentation

Originally published in LP Gas Magazine in May 2023  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 […]

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Protect Your Employees with the Proper PPE

Originally published in LP Gas Magazine in September 2022 As a propane delivery company owner or manager, it’s your responsibility to make sure employees stay safe on the job. One important procedure is ensuring your staff is prepared with the proper personal protective equipment (PPE). Conducting a safety meeting is the first step to a […]

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