Posted By Alan Hewett Keith, We use LPG cars and take the following approach. * Staff are trained in re-fuelling LPG vehicles * Made aware of the risk and dangers of cold burns (ie latent effects) * instructed to seek medical attention if they come into contact with LPG * That a 'tingling' sensation may indicate a severe burn * First aid measures to take * Staying away from ingnition sources (ie if the spill is onto clothing vapour could still continue to be liberated from the clothing for a period of time) In addition we have no smoking, drinking etc and actions to take should the vehicle be involved in an accident / sustain damage etc You might find the following of use INDG 387 Liquified Petrol Gas Association www.lpga.co.uk Regards Alan

Posted By Jackie Low Slightly different thread, but: My site is in the process of commissioning an LPG truck loading facility. We're struggling to find first aid training providers who can give us some specifics on LPG-related injuries like cold burns - does anyone know of good training providers on this topic?