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New LP Gas Safety Rule Book Update

  • TPGA
  • Aug 8, 2022
  • 1 min read

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The new LP Gas Safety Rules went into effect on July 18, 2022. There were numerous changes to the rules; sections changed include: 16 TAC section 9.2 Definition 16 TAC section 9.6 Container Manufacturer License & Fees 16 TAC section 9.7 Manufacturer License & Fees 16 TAC section 9.8 Requirements for New Certification 16 TAC section 9.10 Rules Examination 16 TAC section 9.16 Manufacturer Revocation 16 TAC section 9.20 Dispenser Operations Certificate Exemption 16 TAC section 9.22 Changes of Ownership 16 TAC section 9.51 General Training & CE requirements 16 TAC section 9.52 Training & CE 16 TAC section 9.54 Commission Approved Instructors 16 TAC section 9.55 PERC Based Training 16 TAC section 9.126 Appurtenances & Equipment 16 TAC section 9.130 Commission Identification Nameplates 16 TAC section 9.134 Connecting Container to Piping 16 TAC section 9.140 System Protection Requirements 16 TAC section 9.141 Uniform Safety Requirements 16 TAC section 9.142 Storage & Installation Requirements 16 TAC section 9.143 Piping & Valve Protection 16 TAC section 9.202 Registration of Transports & Bobtails 16 TAC section 9.211 Markings 16 TAC section 9.403 NFPA 58 exceptions The new PDF rule book was finally released last week, and new rulebooks are currently slated for production. The printed books will be available by the end of August. Propane Service Corporation (PSC) is taking pre-orders for the rulebooks now.


 
 
 

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