
Commercial gas bottles safety regulations
Using gas bottles for business
Manual Handling
These regulations are designed to prevent injuries related to manual handling
Manual handling is one of the leading causes of workplace injury. But, these injuries can be prevented. As an employer, you must carry out risk assessments on manual handling activities to ensure risks are as low as possible. These may include:
- Rearranging methods of working to minimise manual handling
- Distributing manual handling aids and equipment
- Providing your staff with advice and training on the best ways to lift and move gas bottles
If your business involves moving bottles for your customers, you should ensure that each customer is aware of the manual handling risks associated with moving gas bottles. This way, injuries can be prevented.

Propane and butane safety data sheets
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Safety Data Sheets for both Propane & Butane
As we sell products within the scope of EU regulation REACH (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) we're committed to providing clear information on the safe use of Propane and Butane. Our safety data sheets (SDS) help you and your business use, handle and store these products safely and in line with relevant regulations.
Our SDS contain essential guidance on:
- Hazard identification and product properties
- Exposure controls and personal protective equipment (PPE)
- First aid, firefighting and emergency response measures
- Safe handling, storage, transportation and disposal
- Environmental and toxicological information
We recommend reviewing the relevant SDS to ensure you have the latest safety information for your business.
Propane safety data sheet
Everything you need to know about propane safety
For full details on the correct handling, storage and disposal of propane, please download our Propane Safety Data sheet.
Butane safety data sheet
Here's safety guidelines for all things butane
Download the Butane Safety Data Sheet for information on Butane, including its stability, reactivity, and disposal considerations.
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