LPG Cylinder Safety: A Lesson from a Tragic Incident A recent LPG cylinder fire in a commercial kitchen serves as a stark reminder of the importance of proper handling and storage of these potentially dangerous devices. What Went Wrong? Improper Installation: The cylinder was placed too close to the stove, exposing it to heat and potential damage. Unsafe Storage: The cylinder should be stored outside the kitchen to minimize fire risks. Mishandling During Fire: Incorrectly handling a burning cyli

Training for the Real Threats: LPG Cylinder Jet Fire Control This drill demonstrates one of the most high-risk fire scenarios — an LPG cylinder jet fire. While one firefighter secures and stabilizes the cylinder, the attack team applies a controlled water spray to cool the cylinder, reduce internal pressure, and prevent escalation or BLEVE. Handling a live LPG fire demands skill, precision, and teamwork. Every movement is calculated, every action follows strict firefighting standards. This is no

LPG fire emergencies are among the most unpredictable and high-risk situations a firefighter can face. Rapid escalation, intense heat, and explosive potential leave zero room for error. This training video captures a critical drill conducted by our team, focusing on real-time LPG fire scenarios. The objective is to enhance response capability, precision, and confidence under pressure. Key training highlights: Valve cooling under fire conditions Safe approach techniques in high-pressure zones Gas

If there is an LPG or kitchen fire, the most important thing is to act quickly but safely. Here’s what you should do: 🔥 If it’s an LPG (gas) fire: Do not panic – stay calm and act fast. Turn off the LPG valve immediately if it’s safe to do so. This will stop the fuel supply. Use a fire extinguisher (Class B – for flammable liquids/gases or an ABC type). 1.Pull the pin, 2.Aim at the base of the fire, 3.Squeeze the handle, 4.Sweep side to side. If no extinguisher is available, smother the fire wi