Oxygen, acetylene and propane cylinders store a lot of energy. A falling or damaged cylinder can cause serious harm.
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Secure them
Chained or in a rack, always upright.
Caps on
Protect valves when moving or storing.
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Separation
Oxygen and fuel gases stored apart.
Moving
Use carts, never roll or drag.
Inspection
Check for leaks and damaged valves.
Common mistakes
Loose cylinders, using them as rollers and storing them near heat.
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Frequently asked questions
How should gas cylinders be stored on site?
Upright, secured against falling, with caps on when not in use, and separated as required by fire codes and the safety program.