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Read P3 Propane’s latest feature in BPN about different types of service interruptions and how to safely respond. “‘Interruption of service’ is an umbrella term that defines any circumstance where propane stops flowing from the container to the gas line to the appliance. However, there are a variety of instances that would cause propane to […]

Read P3 Propane’s latest feature in Indoor Comfort Magazine about various types of interruptions of service (IOS) and key components for responding to these situations in a way that will keep your team safe and optimize your operational efficiency. “How does your company protocol for IOS situations stack up? A streamlined and bulletproof protocol will […]

Read our latest feature in ICM about how proper digital documentation will help your team respond to interruptions of service in a quick, safe, and efficient manner. P3 Propane can help you implement a routine that will help your company maintain compliance, keep everyone safe, and reduce risk. “Interruption-of-service calls may be caused by an […]

Originally published in LP Gas Magazine in November 2022. Interruption-of-service calls, often referred to as out-of-gas calls or IOS calls, may be caused by an empty tank, gas leak, equipment failure, inaccurate delivery schedule, or increased gas demand caused by weather. As cold weather envelops regions across the country, propane companies can expect more frequent […]

Check out our recent feature in LP Gas Magazine, where senior safety consultant Wes Sheppard goes over the protocols that every propane company needs to have in place regarding interruption-of-service calls: “Interruption-of-service calls, often referred to as out-of-gas calls or IOS calls, may be caused by an empty tank, gas leak, equipment failure, inaccurate delivery […]