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PMP Certification
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Idiom of the Day
have contact with (someone)
to communicate with someone
The government has had no contact with the kidnappers for several weeks.
Word of the Day
Precautions while using CNG
Emergency Response for Gas Leaks
If the vehicle has sustained damage or a gas leak is detected1. Do not approach the vehicle if any sources of ignition may exist such as fire, sparks, electrostatic charges, lights or electronic devices.
a. If ignition sources may be present, vehicle fuel cabinet doors should remain closed.
b. I if no ignition sources are present, keep the vehicle and fuel cabinet doors open to prevent gas accumulation.
2. If the vehicle is indoors, move the vehicle outside and away from any ignition sources. 3. Do not use road flares.
4. Do not smoke or allow anyone else to smoke near the vehicle.
5. Turn the ignition switch off, set the parking brake and turn off the battery at the main disconnect.
6. If it is safe to do so, close the main shutoff valve and the cylinder valves. Check the fuel system near the damaged area for leaks by smell, sight, and sound. CNG is odorized.
7. Keep traffic and pedestrians away.
8. Beware that gas may continue to leak once ignition is turned off and the manual shutoff valves are closed.
