Tank ownership is one of the most overlooked risk points in propane operations – that is, until something goes wrong. Disputes over who owns, maintains, or is responsible for a tank often surface after an incident, a service interruption, or a customer switch. At that point, the issue shifts from operational inconvenience to legal and… Continue reading Tank Ownership Disputes That Create Insurance Risk
Rolling power outages have shifted from rare emergency events to recurring operational variables in parts of the country. For propane marketers, the implications extend well beyond inconvenience. Power disruptions affect bulk plants, cardlock systems, customer tank monitors, traffic control, and even communications infrastructure. At the same time, outages often increase short-term propane demand as customers… Continue reading Managing Propane Deliveries During Rolling Power Outages
Weekend coverage is where many propane companies quietly erode morale, safety margins, and long-term retention. Demand spikes do not wait for Monday. Cold snaps, run-outs, regulator failures, and generator calls tend to cluster when staffing is light and decision-makers are offsite. Poorly structured weekend rotations create fatigue, overtime creep, and rushed field decisions that increase… Continue reading Building a Weekend Coverage Plan That Protects Your Team
