Safety
LPG is safe when it is handled properly
Safety runs through every part of our operation — from how cylinders are checked to how deliveries are made and how customers are advised.
Our safety focus
Five areas we work on daily
LPG Handling Safety
Keep cylinders upright, use approved regulators and hoses, and never handle LPG near open flames or sparks.
Cylinder Safety
Check the cylinder body, valve and seal before use. Never accept a damaged, rusted or unsealed cylinder.
Transportation Safety
Cylinders should be secured upright, kept ventilated and never left in a closed vehicle in the sun.
Emergency Awareness
If you smell gas: do not switch anything on or off, close the valve, ventilate the area, evacuate and call for help.
Customer Education
We share practical guidance with customers so safe LPG use becomes routine, not an afterthought.
Midas policy
How we operate
Our own operating practices cover cylinder and equipment condition checks, trained handling personnel, secured transportation, documented deliveries and customer education at the point of supply.
Regulatory reference
National Petroleum Authority guidance
The NPA is the regulator for petroleum downstream activities in Ghana and has repeatedly emphasised safe LPG use, consumer education and improved safety as central objectives of the Cylinder Recirculation Model. Where regulatory requirements apply, NPA guidance takes precedence over any general advice on this website.
Need safety guidance for your premises?
Our team can advise on safe LPG storage, handling and staff awareness for your site.