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LPG Manifold Safety Tips for Hotels and Restaurants

LPG Safety tips for Hotel
Are you confident about the dos and don’ts one should be aware of to prevent accidents and incidents?

While LPG is a convenient and efficient energy source, it is also important to handle, store and use safely. Whether you are a hotel manager, chef or a staff member, safety comes first when dealing with LPG.  Let’s look at some simple yet effective tips to ensure the safety of your guests, staff, and property. 

These tips may be simple and easy to implement, but they have a substantial positive impact on the safety and performance of your LPG manifold. 

Here are the 10 Best Practices one should have in mind while managing an LPG manifold.

  1. When connecting new cylinders to the manifold, it is essential to inspect them for leaks, particularly around the 'O' ring and valve.
  2. Regularly inspect the LPG manifold and associated pipework for leaks, corrosion, or damage to ensure they remain in good condition.
  3. Always turn off the valve when the LPG cylinder is not in use to prevent accidents caused by leaks. This simple step is often overlooked, so make it a habit.
  4. Keep the manifold area clean to prevent water logging and avoid storing flammable items like dry leaves and paper, as these can be fire hazards. Remove unnecessary materials to ensure quick access to the cylinder in emergencies.
  5. Establish clear emergency procedures, including evacuation plans, and regularly conduct drills so that staff are prepared in case of an LPG leak or fire.
  6. Limit access to the manifold area to authorized personnel only, to prevent accidents by those unfamiliar with the system.
  7. Proper safety training to the staff and everyone involved in using and handling LPG is essential to prevent accidents, ensure proper handling, and protect guests by promoting effective emergency responses.
  8. Keep detailed records of all maintenance and inspections performed on the LPG manifold system to track its condition and compliance with safety standards.
  9. Display safety signage prominently around the LPG manifold area, indicating potential hazards and the location of safety equipment.
  10. Install LPG leak detectors near the manifold area to quickly identify leaks and take immediate action to mitigate risks. 

Although LPG is recognized as a highly reliable fuel for kitchens, however, its use demands stringent adherence to safety procedures and standards, particularly with LPG and manifold systems, to avoid potential hazards. It is vital to choose suppliers committed to the safety of people and the planet, offering periodic audits, maintenance services, and 24/7 support.

For over 25 years, SUPERGAS has not only been a frontrunner in supplying high-quality SR-Grade LPG in India but has also consistently adhered to international standards of safety. If reliability, responsibility, and safety are what you seek in an LPG supplier, SUPERGAS is your go-to. Reach out to SUPERGAS today for your LPG needs.