Tag: Propane Maintenance

Propane Retailers Gain New Consumer Safety Toolkit as PERC Expands Public Education Efforts

New downloadable resources aim to improve homeowner safety awareness while helping propane retailers reduce risk and strengthen customer trust. Propane retailers now have access to a new set of consumer safety materials designed to make everyday fuel use safer and easier for homeowners to understand. The Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) has released a… Continue reading Propane Retailers Gain New Consumer Safety Toolkit as PERC Expands Public Education Efforts

NFPA Campaign Reinforces a Simple Truth: Safety Requires Constant Attention

New Initiative Highlights the Importance of Compliance, Training, and Documentation The propane industry operates in an environment where safety is never optional. Every delivery, service call, inspection, and customer interaction carries great responsibility. That reality is at the heart of the National Fire Protection Association’s latest public awareness effort – a campaign titled, “Safety Doesn’t… Continue reading NFPA Campaign Reinforces a Simple Truth: Safety Requires Constant Attention

Propane Cooking Continues to Create New Opportunities for Retailers

Millions of Households Still Choose Propane Cooking is often overlooked when discussing propane demand, but it remains one of the fuel’s strongest residential applications. According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s (EIA) Residential Energy Consumption Survey, approximately 4.8 million U.S. households use propane ranges, while another 1.1 million homes have propane cooktops. Those figures represent… Continue reading Propane Cooking Continues to Create New Opportunities for Retailers

Today in Propane

New Consumer Safety Materials Available from PERC The Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) is encouraging marketers to take advantage of its latest consumer safety materials, which include easy-to-understand information on recognizing propane leaks, responding safely during an emergency, installing propane detectors, and maintaining common propane appliances. Providing customers with clear safety information during deliveries… Continue reading Today in Propane

The Small Safety Oversights That Can Become Big Problems

Recent propane incidents highlight why owners should continuously evaluate inspection procedures, training, and accountability Recent propane-related incidents in Pennsylvania and Maine serve as another reminder that major emergencies are often traced back to small failures that went unnoticed long before the event occurred. While investigations continue into the circumstances surrounding these incidents, early reports point… Continue reading The Small Safety Oversights That Can Become Big Problems