What should be done to minimize the risks during LPG and CNG system service?

To minimize the risks during LPG and CNG system service, performing routine checks and maintenance is vital. This proactive approach ensures that all components of the fuel system are functioning correctly and safely. Regular inspections help identify potential problems before they escalate, such as leaks or system malfunctions, which could lead to hazardous conditions. Proper maintenance also involves verifying that safety devices, such as pressure relief valves and alarms, are operational, thereby reducing the likelihood of accidents.

In contrast, disabling safety systems, keeping tools and machinery too close during service, or relying solely on certified technicians for emergencies do not address the ongoing maintenance and precautionary measures that are essential for safe operation. Regular checks and maintenance work to foster a culture of safety, ensuring that any issues are caught and resolved before they can lead to dangerous situations in LPG and CNG systems.