Propane Cylinder Exchange Training
The onsite propane cylinder exchange classroom course will provide the trainees with a general understanding of the safe and efficient handling of propane cylinders. When the trainees have completed the propane cylinder exchange training they will be able to identify specific health & safety hazards associated with changing propane tanks on Industrial Lift Trucks and Propane Space Heaters.
Classroom Theory Review - Part 1
- Review the physical characteristics of an onsite propane tank.
- Complete an overview of tank's condition. Includes the O-ring, collar, dating, soap solution check, etc.)
- Review the cylinder exchange procedures.
- All trainees will be asked to change a propane tank on an Industrial lift truck or propane heater (site specific) in a competent manner.
- An evaluation report will be completed on each person.
- Upon successful completion of the Theory and Practical evaluations each trainee will receive a card indicating they have received cylinder exchange training and when it was completed.
Practical - Part 2
- We will do a review, explain and discuss the Energy Act, & specifically "B149.2" propane segment.
- Review the fines & penalties relating to non-compliance with the Ont. "Energy Act".
- Define the physical properties relating to propane, source as a byproduct.
- Review the hazards associated with handling propane.
- "Cutout" views of actual parts of a typical propane tank & review capabilities. We will then watch a video on the proper technique used to change a propane tank lift truck or space heater.
- The trainess will be then asked to complete a true or false test to see what they have learned.
Course Duration: Theory part requires 2 hours, while the practical evaluation requires 15 minutes per person.