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Propane Handling
Course Overview
Ontario Regulations under the Energy Act require that anyone who handles propane or propane fueled equipment must be the holder of a certificate or be in possession of an accepted Record of Training (ROT).
Duration
- 3 hours on site training and instruction.
Course Topics
Characteristics of Propane
- What is Propane / Properties of propane
- Toxicity /Odor / Density
- Flammability Range
- Expansion ratio
- Temperatures and pressures
- Solvency of hydrocarbons
- Personal Protective Equipment
- First Aid Measures / Frostbite
- Sources of Ignition
- Performing Leak Tests
Propane Cylinders
- Liquid Propane Systems
- Vapor Propane Systems
- Fixed Tube Liquid Level Gauge
- Pressure Relief Valve
- Liquid Service Valve
- Fill Valve
- Float or Fuel Gauge
- Cylinder Collar
- Base or Foot Ring
- Inspecting a Cylinder
Cylinder Storage, Handling & Transporting
- Procedures for changing a cylinder
- Handling Propane Cylinders
- Storing propane - requirements
- Receiving Policy
- Transporting Propane
- Adherence to procedures
A sample of a Material Safety Data Sheet (M.S.D.S.) is also included, and is used as a summary to the propane training program. This program meets or exceeds the training requirements under the Energy Act, and is accredited by the Technical Standards and Safety Authority.
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