WHAT ARE THE OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS OF PROPANE FUEL?
Exposure to high levels of propane fuel occurs generally only while filling tanks or from a leak from the tank or fuel delivery system. Propane gas is heavier than air; so leakage from a vehicle parked or stored near an unventilated pit or a lower level room is a hazard. Propane gas is very flammable and is a fire Brief exposures to concentrations of propane up to 10,000 parts propane per million parts of air (ppm) do not cause any symptoms in humans. Exposures to very high concentrations of […]This content is for CoAction Insurance policy holders.
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