The program is geared to those persons who have requisite knowledge in conducting residential gas system inspections by the use of CETP or company instruction. The program also includes additional training information in the GAS Check™ Training Resources section of the program - - a Cross Reference to those CETP Modules that pertain to conducting either type of GAS Check™.

The development of the GAS Check™ program in 1985 signified the beginning of an industry-wide effort to help reduce residential accidents involving propane. The revised GAS Check™ Inspection Program, developed by a team of industry volunteers, responds to changes in the propane industry and appliances that have occurred since 1985. It clearly defines what a “Gas Check” is and what a “Gas Check” is not.
The voluntary program offers two types of inspections, depending upon your company’s GAS Check™ inspection policies.

(1) A “Gas System Check” which can be completed on the gas delivery system, including the containers, regulators, and appurtenances; and

(2) A “Gas Appliance System Check” which can be completed on both the gas delivery system and all propane-burning appliances.