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IF YOU SMELL GAS
Liquid Propane gas has a man-made
odourant added specifically for
detection of gas leaks.
If a leak occurs you should be able to
smell the gas. Since Propane (LP) is
heavier than air you should smell for
the gas odour near to the floor. ANY
GAS ODOUR requires immediate
attention.
1. DO NOTHING that could ignite the
gas. DO NOT operate any
electrical switches. DO NOT
unplug any power supply or
extension cables. DO NOT light
matches or cause any other
source of flame or spark. DO NOT
use your phone.
2. Get everyone out of the building
and away from the area
immediately.
3. Close all propane (LP) gas bottle
fuel supply valves.
4. Propane (LP) gas is heavier than
air and may settle in low areas.
When you have reason to suspect
a propane leak, keep out of all
low areas.
5. Call your fire department. DO NOT
re-enter the building or area.
6. Stay out of the building and away
from the area until declared safe
by the firefighters.
7. FINALLY. Let the firefighters check
for escaped gas. Have them
ventilate the building and area
before you return. Properly
trained service people must repair
any leaks, check for further
leakages and then re-light the
heater for you.
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8. IF YOU SMELL EVEN A SMALL
AMOUNT OF GAS, CONTACT YOUR
FIRE DEPARTMENT. DO NOT WAIT!
NO ODOUR DETECTED
1. Some people cannot smell the
odour added to propane (LP).
You must determine if you can
smell the odourant in this fuel.
2. Learn to recognize the odour of
propane (LP) gas. Local propane
(LP) gas dealers may give you a
"scratch and sniff" pamphlet. Use
it to become familiar with the fuel
gas odour.
3. Smoking can decrease your
ability to smell. Being around an
odour for a period of time can
affect your sensitivity to that
particular odour. Odours present
in animal confinement buildings
can mask fuel gas odour.
ODOUR FADING
1. The odourant in propane (LP) gas
is colourless and the intensity of its
odour can fade under some
circumstances.
2. Propane (LP) gas odour may differ
in intensity at different levels.
Since Propane (LP) gas is heavier
than air, there may be more
odour at lower levels.
3. Always be sensitive to the slightest
gas odour. If you continue to
detect any gas odour, no matter
how small, treat it as a serious
leak.
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