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What Is Duty to Warn?

Duty to Warn is an annual risk mitigation process for propane dealers to inform customers of important propane safety information. Informing your customers about proper use and storage of propane as well as how to detect warning signs of a gas leak can significantly reduce the risk of propane-related hazards. This industry best practice provides protection for your customers through an annual mailing of informational materials and can legally protect your business should a residential propane accident occur.

We Are SOC 2 Certified

We’ve completed our SOC 2 audit! SOC 2 stands for Systems and Organization Controls 2. Established by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), the SOC 2 examination is designed to ensure the personal assets of customers are protected. This certification demonstrates our continued commitment to compliance and assures our customers that required safeguards are in place to protect their data.

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National Propane Day: A Perfect Reminder for Safety Mailings

Every October 7, the propane industry pauses to celebrate National Propane Day, and it’s the perfect moment to think about how we’re keeping our customers safe. For propane providers, that means sending out their annual safety mailings. It’s one of the simplest ways to build trust with customers. A well-timed, well-designed safety mailing can be […]

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How PERC Brochures Strengthen Your Safety Mailing

A safety mailing is one of the most important things a propane company sends out each year. It’s how you meet your obligation to keep customers informed and protect your business at the same time. At P3 Duty to Warn, we help make that process even stronger by including updated Propane Education and Research Council […]

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Mid-Year Safety Check: Is Your Annual Propane Mailing Ready?

If you’re a propane marketer, summer might feel like a quiet stretch before business picks back up, but that window won’t stay open for long. Fall and winter bring busier operations, more customer touchpoints, and less time to think about compliance. That’s exactly why your annual Duty to Warn mailing deserves your attention right now. […]

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