Fire Safety Analysis Services for Propane Marketers

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FSA for1 bulk facility, FSA for 2 bulk facilities, FSA for 3 bulk plant facilities

$1,500.00 – $2,500.00

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$Custom plans – Contact Mike for a discussion about your FSA needs

Michael DiGiorgio
Propane University
Silverback Consulting Group
Cell Phone : 914 645 9631

 

Product description

Propane marketers operating bulk propane storage facilities are required to have an FSA done pursuant to NFPA 58.

Mike Digiorgio and Silverback Consulting offer propane marketers across the country a turn-key solution to engage an FSA consultant and get an FSA done quickly.   FSAs are available for various plant types:

  • $1,500 – FSA for one bulk facility
  • $2,000 – FSA for two bulk  facilities
  • $2,500 – FSA for three bulk plant facilities
  • $Custom plans – FSA for Four or more  bulk plant facilities – contact Mike for a discussion about your FSA needs

Mike will develop a Fire Safety Analysis consistent with the requirements and guidance established in PERC’s FSA Manual for guidance outlined in NFPA 58.  Mike will deliver the FSA in electronic format for ease of reproduction, use and future modification.

This FSA offer is done electronically and virtually and uses a commercial imagery software to drill down on property and plant details. Mike will work directly with the Customer and address any and all FSA-related questions that come up.

Upon engagement, Mike will contact the customer immediately to begin the process, and the customer will need to provide Mike with an electronic formatted drawing outlining the plant design.   Mike will need the drawing because that drawing or drawings will be part of the final FSA document.

Note that the Fire Safety Analysis is not just for propane facilities. Every commercial building owner should complete a fire safety analysis.   It’s best to hire a qualified fire safety investigator to carry out this analysis and have the fire safety professional recommend safety measures where necessary. The FSA should follow the NFPA’s guidelines, and analysis includes,  but is not limited to, improved operational safety at the workplace.

A proper FSA is typically required by the insurance carrier of the propane marketer, and a proper FSA in some instances could translate to insurance discounts.

Most FSAs can be completed quickly, but note the time to complete the FSA  varies depending on location and availability of data provided by Customer together with fire departments and water departments as it relates to fire hydrants and water supply.

Pre-purchase questions should be directed to 

Michael DiGiorgio

Propane University

Silverback Consulting Group

41 Woodside Avenue

Hasbrouck Heights NJ 07604

Cell Phone  914 645 9631

Silverback Consulting Propane University [email protected]  

http://www.silverbackconsultingllc.com/

https://www.propaneuniversity.net/

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The recommendations, standards, or recommended practices, as reflected in the referenced PERC documents were developed by independent consultants retained by PERC. While PERC administers the process of obtaining the information, it does not independently test or verify the accuracy of the information or methods used to collect the data that supports the conclusions or recommendations reflected in this document. PERC, NPGA, GPA, and the industry members disclaim any and all liability for any personal injury, property damage, business losses, or other damages of any nature whatsoever, whether special, indirect, consequential, or compensatory, directly or indirectly resulting from the publication, use, or reliance on this document, or any information, apparatus, method, process, or similar item disclosed in this document. This disclaimer of liability shall apply even if such loss or damage results, in whole or in part, from any acts or omissions of or by any negligence on the part of PERC, NPGA, GPA, the industry members, or any persons who contributed to the development of the information contained in this document.

PERC, NPGA, GPA, and the industry members make no warranty or guarantee as to the accuracy or completeness of any information published in the 2019 Cylinder Requalification document.

Text and code references found in that document are based on the 2017 edition of NFPA 58: Liquefied Petroleum Gas Code. The procedures and information in this document are intended to implement the standards set forth in the documents referenced with capabilities of the personnel and equipment available. It does not create new standards or criteria for compliance. The order of steps in any procedure may or may not be of importance. This material is not sold nor is it a product of any consulting or engineering activity.

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