 Before ever delivering
propane to you, our Employees begin the safety process
through extensive classroom and hands-on training. When
you become a Sequoia Gas Customer, our technicians will
complete the pre-fill tank inspection, a safety and operational
check of your outside propane system, as well as a Sequoia
Gas leak-detection system check to ensure that your propane
system is functioning as it should.
At your request, we
can also provide propane safety training for you, either
in your home or at your business. Our propane professionals
can teach you, your family, and employees to safely handle
propane using many of the same materials we’ve used to
help train hundreds of fire departments all across the
United States.
The following
e-learning modules are intended to help you better understand
propane, the best practices for its handling and use, and
your propane system. As a propane user, we encourage you
to spend a few minutes getting acquainted with each of
these topics by clicking on the links below:
• If You Smell Gas
• Earthquake
Safety
• Flood Preparedness
• Wildfire Preparedness
• Winter Storms
• Small Cylinders
• Carbon Monoxide
• Appliance Maintenance
• Lighting Pilot Lights
• Running Out of Gas
• What is
Propane?
• Odor Loss
• Space Heaters
• Safe Grilling
•
Power
Outages
The following
information is intended to help you better understand
you propane system:
• Propane Safety
• Propane Safety (Spanish)
• Propane Safety Information For You And Your Family
•
Propane Safety Information (Spanish)
• Propane Safety Information
For Users Of Small Cylinders
The Material
Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) explains the chemical makeup of propane, as well
as the personal protective measures to take when handling
propane and the steps to take in case of accidental exposure
on the job. (Spanish)
Before you dig
on your property, please call the Diggers Hotline (811)
to help you find the underground lines of all types located
on your property. The size and location of your gas system
may require compliance with federal, state, or local
laws. For example, underground lines that run under a
public place may require that you register with the Digger’s Hotline/”One-Call” Program
in your state. Consult the authorities in your state
and the Office
of Pipeline Safety.
Have additional questions
about propane safety? Contact Us. |
