Professional Understanding for NFPA 58

Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code – Based on: NFPA 58

Duration: 36 Hours

• 6 Days × 6 Hours per Day
•  or 9 Days × 4 Hours per Day
• or 12 Days × 3 Hours per Day

 Overview

This diploma program provides fire protection engineers, safety officers, inspectors, and facility operators with an in-depth, practical understanding of the NFPA 58 – Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code, which governs the storage, handling, transportation, and use of LP-Gas. The course breaks down each chapter of the standard with real-world applications, hazard identification, and compliance strategies for both new and existing installations.

The training is aligned with the latest edition of the NFPA 58 and includes practical workshops, case studies, inspection walkthroughs, and system component demonstrations.

 Prerequisites

• Basic understanding of fire safety and fire protection principles
• Engineering, technical, or firefighting background preferred
• Previous exposure to fire protection codes (NFPA 54, NFPA 70, or NFPA 30) is beneficial but not mandatory

Who Should Attend

• Fire protection engineers and consultants
• Safety and HSE professionals
• Firefighters and fire inspectors
• LPG system installers and technicians
• Facility and maintenance engineers in industrial, commercial, or residential LPG-equipped sites
• Code compliance officers and authority having jurisdiction (AHJs)

 Course Contents

 Basic Requirements

• • Basic safety principles for LP-Gas
  • Approved equipment and materials
  • System pressure, flow, and control

LP-Gas System Components

• • Valves, regulators, piping, fittings, and hose assemblies
  • Performance, identification, and maintenance criteria

Installation of LP-Gas Systems

• • Location and installation of tanks and cylinders
  • Clearance distances, separation requirements
  • Structural support and protection from vehicle impact

Vehicle Fuel Systems

• • Design and installation for LP-Gas-fueled vehicles
  • Requirements for fueling stations and garages
  • Safety shutoffs, markings, and cylinder handling

Storage of Cylinders and Containers

• • Storage requirements for filled and empty cylinders
  • Outdoor/indoor storage considerations
  • Security, ventilation, separation, and signage

Fire Protection and Emergency Planning

• • Fire safety analysis (FSA) for LP-Gas installations
  • Emergency shutoff devices and fire protection systems
  • Employee training and emergency response planning

Operating and Maintenance Procedures

• • Inspection, maintenance, and replacement schedules
  • Recordkeeping, documentation, and operator responsibilities
  • Leak testing and system verification

Transfer of Liquefied Petroleum Gas

• • Transfer operations and procedures
  • Precautions, supervision, and emergency response
  • Loading/unloading at bulk plants and cylinder filling stations

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