New Jersey uses the National Fire Protection Association publication #58 (NFPA 58), "LP-Gas Code" as the basis for the technical requirements of LP-Gas Systems within the State. …

All LP-gas installations exceeding 250 gallons individual or aggregate water capacity shall be provided with a marker plate or sign indicating who should be called in the event of an emergency involving the LP-gas installation.

The Liquefied Petroleum Gas Education and Safety Board meets quarterly to advise the Department on the enforcement of the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Safety Act.

Piping that is designed or intended to carry more than one gas at various times shall have appropriate signs or markings posted at the manifold, along the piping and at each point of use to provide clear identification and warning.

All LPG marketers, LPG system owners and owners’ representatives regarding registration, inspection, installation, and construction procedures for LPG systems under DCA jurisdiction. From: LP-Gas Safety Unit, Office of the Director, Division of Codes & Standards.

2007年7月1日 · This created the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Education and Safety Board (NJ-LPGESB), which recommends to the Commissioner of Community Affairs programs and projects in some of the following areas. The forms included in this booklet are to be used to report assessment payments or odorization activities.

As of 2017, CETP certificates are required for licensure. Provide an actual copy of each employee’s certification to correspond with and accompany this page. (Alternate forms, which contain the same information, may be submitted in lieu of filling out the table below or this page may be copied and attached for additional employees.)

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2020年4月6日 · NFPA 58 is a publication for handling, storage, transportation, and use of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) to mitigate fire and explosion risks. The New Jersey LP Gas Code 2017 is based on the NFPA 58, 2017 with amendments and additions.

N.J.A.C. 5:18-11.2 gives specific guidelines on the pricing policy to the consumer which the LPG marketer must adhere to (link below). All monetary and contractual disputes should be brought up directly with the LP Gas marketer.