19 Miss. Code. R. § 7-14.04 - Leak Check Procedures and Requirements
Current through December 27, 2021
A. Leak Checks
shall be performed on any interruption of service to an existing system or
first time service of a new customer.
B. Any method used for performing a leak
check should be sufficient to actually find a leak if one exists. Suggested
methods for performing a Leak Check include the proper use of lights, the use
of a gas meter, and checks performed not using a gas meter, as set forth in
NFPA-54.
C. Leak Checks performed
in occupied dwellings shall include an interior inspection of the propane
system and appliances, and the reigniting pilots and appliances to assure
proper operation of appliances.
D.
In the event that a leak is detected in a system, which will not be immediately
repaired, then a "lockout" of the system shall be implemented at the service
valve until the necessary repairs may be completed for the safe operation of
the system. Lockout shall be required regardless of whether the system
components are owned by the propane provider or the customer.
E. Documentation of Leak Checks, including
the items checked and the results of the check shall be kept on file at the
branch or office serving the customer and must be made available to Mississippi
LC Gas Inspectors upon request. It is recommended that the customer or customer
representative, who is at least 18 years old, be present at the time the leak
check is performed, and that the customer or customer representative sign the
leak check documentation.
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