• Clear snow and ice from your driveway and keep a clear path to and around your tanks or cylinders for refills, emergencies and cylinder exchange.
• If you have a long or winding driveway, mark the path with stakes to help the driver stay safely on the prepared surface.
• Ensure your equipment is visible and that snow isn’t piled, plowed or blown on your tanks or cylinders, gas lines, regulators, appliance vents or cylinder cages.
• Use soft tools such as brooms or brushes to ensure no damage to the equipment, components or cages. DO NOT use power equipment.
• Regulators on both the tank and at the home or building should be clear of snow.
• Be aware of any piping that may be stressed due to heavy snow load.
• Use extra care near all copper lines.
• If your propane system includes a vaporizer, make sure the equipment is accessible and that it is clear of snow.

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• We offer 24/7 emergency service.
• We are a national participant in ERAC (Emergency Response Assistance Canada), an organization that specializes in propane emergency preparedness and response.
• Our safety teams provide local management of Occupational Health and Safety, fleet management, and propane regulations and technical compliance from coast-to-coast.
• We have a comprehensive fleet inspection and maintenance program of all Superior Propane vehicles.
• We conduct an internal audit program and regular inspections of all Superior Propane facilities.
• Our Driver Trainers support driver onboarding, orientation and ongoing training.
• Our Licensed Service Technicians are trained to handle industrial propane related services, including propane tank inspections, propane cylinder safety, and more.