Prevention and Safety Measures
- Buy only gas appliances that are standardized and certified;
- Refer to qualified personnel for installation, repair and maintenance of equipment. Do not improvise!
- Do not store gas cylinders in cellars or near sources of heat or ignition;
- Do not throw away (horizontally) gas cylinders. Place them upright and always with the gear up;
- Do not leave the stove running when ausentar.Se liquid has been spilled this can erase the burner, keeping the gas release.
- Do not let any gas equipment switched on when leaving home.
- Periodically check the expiration date and condition of hoses and clamps that connect the gas appliances. You should replace them if you pass your due date or cracked, softening or other anomaly.
First Aid
- In case of inhalation of large amounts of gas
- In case of contact with the skin of the gas in the liquid phase
- In case of contact with eyes
In case of inhalation of large amounts of gas
Inhalation of high concentrations of gas (above 10%), may cause narcotic effect with symptoms of weakness, headaches, dizziness, confusion and unconsciousness and can be fatal.
If inhaled, move victim to fresh air, taking all precautions to prevent fires, explosions and inhalation of gas by rescuers. Keep the victim warm. Monitor the pulse and breathing.
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In case of contact with the skin of the gas in the liquid phase
Contact of liquid with skin may cause frostbite.
Immediately wash affected area with soap and water. Remove contaminated clothing, provided it is not "glued" to the skin. Get medical help.
In case of contact with eyes
Contact of liquid with eyes may cause serious injury.
Immediately flush eyes with water for about 15 minutes (remove contact lenses if applicable). Cover the eyes with a sterile dressing. Consult a physician immediately.
What to do in an emergency
If you smell gas or detect a gas leak:
MUST:
- Ventilate the site by opening doors and windows;
- Immediately cut off gas supplies, closing the safety valves or narrow;
- Evacuate the place quietly;
- I called the emergency contact.
NEVER:
- Turn on or turn off lights or equipment;
- Ring the bell, using the telephone or mobile phone. To call should go outside, away from the affected site;
- To heat (not light candles!).
If you need a flashlight aintideflagrante it should be or will have to turn it on the outside, off-site affected.
Never flame (match, lighter) to look for a gas leak. You should use soapy water.
Picket Security
Picket Emergency Service OZ ENERGIA, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
This service was created with the aim of ensuring the safety and comfort of OZ ENERGIA gas customers. A professional team will tell you what the proper procedures to avoid risky situations.
Call 808 201 813
