Fire safety requirements when using gas appliances

Fire safety requirements when using gas appliances

It is not allowed to operate gas cylinders in multi-apartment residential buildings over 3 floors.
It is not allowed to store gas cylinders in individual residential buildings on evacuation routes, in ground floors, in basements and attics, on balconies and loggias.
If you smell gas, you need to stop using the gas cylinder. You can not light matches, lighters, use electric switches, enter with an open fire or a cigarette. Detection of the place of gas leakage from gas pipelines, cylinders or gas appliances is carried out by specialists only with the help of a soap solution (foam).
It is forbidden to turn on gas appliances and use them for children and persons who are not familiar with the device of these devices.
If a gas leak has occurred from an open tap on a gas appliance, it must be closed, the room must be thoroughly ventilated, and only after that you can light a fire. In the event of a gas leak as a result of damage to the gas network or appliances, their use must be stopped, the room must be ventilated and the emergency gas service must be called immediately.
The gas stove must be kept clean, not to allow its contamination. The burner housings and their caps should be washed regularly with warm soapy water.
It is forbidden to install gas cylinders at a distance of less than 1 m from the heating radiator and the furnace.
It is forbidden to place the cylinders against the furnace doors of the furnaces at a distance of less than 2 m.