KNOW THE SMELL.
KNOW WHAT TO DO.
Propane safety information for your home and operation. If you suspect a gas leak, act immediately.
Respond to a suspected leak
- Avoid sparks and flames.Do not smoke, light matches, operate switches or appliances, or use phones near the suspected leak.
- Move everyone to safety.Leave the building or area immediately. Do not look for the leak or attempt repairs.
- Report it from a safe location.Contact your propane supplier; if unavailable, contact 911 or the fire department.
- Shut off gas only if safe.Turn off the propane tank’s main supply valve only when it is safe to do so.
- Wait for professional clearance.Do not return until a qualified professional or emergency responder says it is safe. Have the system checked before it is used again.
Keep these resources handy
The Propane Education & Research Council and Railroad Commission of Texas provide additional safety information.
PERC: What to do if you smell gasPERC: Important propane safety informationRailroad Commission of Texas: Propane information
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Make calls only after you are safely away from a suspected leak.
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