FAN-AEN-014

NFPA 58

Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code



Completion Achievement

📜 NFPA Issued Certificate

Delivery Method

💻 LVT – Live Virtual (Online)

Why Join?

🔥 Critical for LP-Gas Safety – Build expertise to mitigate hazards in LP-Gas operations
🌐 Broad Industry Relevance – Beneficial for engineers, operators, transporters, and safety professionals
📑 Up-to-Date Compliance – Learn the latest NFPA 58 requirements and regulatory changes
🔧 Hands-On Knowledge – Apply concepts through practical examples and scenarios
🛡️ Enhance Safety and Compliance – Reduce risks and strengthen workplace safety culture

Duration

📅 2.1 CEUs

Course Overview

This NFPA 58 training equips participants with the knowledge to safely manage liquefied petroleum gas (LP-Gas) in diverse applications. Covering storage, handling, transportation, distribution, and specialized uses, the course ensures learners can apply NFPA 58 provisions to enhance safety and compliance across LP-Gas environments.

Key Topics During this course, participants will explore:
  • Scope, purpose, and application of NFPA 58
  • Equipment standards and installation requirements
  • Transfer, storage, and transportation protocols
  • Distribution facility compliance requirements
  • Engine fuel system provisions
  • Refrigerated container handling and safety
  • Marine shipping and receiving standards
  • Operations and maintenance best practices
  • Safety for mobile food facilities using LP-Gas
Learning Outcomes After completing this course, participants will be able to:
  • Apply NFPA 58 requirements to LP-Gas systems and equipment
  • Implement safe transfer, storage, and transportation procedures
  • Ensure compliance with distribution and engine fuel system standards
  • Manage refrigerated containers and marine shipping operations
  • Apply effective operational and maintenance practices
  • Understand and enforce safety standards for LP-Gas use in mobile food facilities
Who Should Attend This course is ideal for:
  • Engineers and facility managers
  • Safety officers and compliance professionals
  • LP-Gas operators and maintenance personnel
  • Transportation and distribution specialists
  • Marine, food service, and mobile facility operators
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