
Hide-and-seek safety games
September 1, 2006 By Jay Johnston
An easy distraction and a slight of hand can hide anything.
Read MoreAn easy distraction and a slight of hand can hide anything.
Read MoreI was fortunate to serve as legal counsel for the Propane Incident Data Collection Project that is featured in this issue of LP Gas Magazine.
Read MoreFor the first time ever, the propane industry has a comprehensive compilation and statistical analysis of data on safety incidents involving the nationwide distribution, transportation and use of odorized propane.
Read MoreI am sad to report the death of the National Propane Gas Association’s Safety Committee.
Read MoreAwareness is the first key to successful safety management. Without awareness, we may be whistling in the dark, assuming we understand exposures and degrees of risk that may impact our employees, our customers, our suppliers, our vendors, our community and our bottom line.
Read MoreThere are some things in life that are as inevitable as the rising and setting sun. Death and taxes are the leading candidates and not far behind these twin powers is rust, which never sleeps.
Read MoreThere are many reasons to adhere to compliance standards and communicate with customers in an effort to prevent accidents. However, we must consider other stakeholders in the process.
Read MoreHave you ever noticed that certain products maintain their margin,while similar products are discounted to death?
Read MoreIn this business, accidents happen. Accidents that happen as aresult of mistakes are almost always discovered at some later date,at which point the problem must then be confronted and resolved.
Read MoreArecent study of propane-related incidents and accidents indicates that the industry has a safety record that demonstrates responsible risk management and control of the distribution of a flammable material.
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