HANDS ON FIELD TRAINING
CETP / PEP training — what every propane employee needs
PERC is retiring CETP. The replacement is PEP, the PERC Education Program — no certification exam, module-by-module testing, completions on an online transcript instead of a paper certificate.
CETP is the Certified Employee Training Program. PERC built it; NPGA has run it since 2012.
Who needs it: anyone who delivers or transports LP-gas, moves propane in or out of tanks and cylinders, or installs and services tanks.
There is no single federal renewal clock. Many companies retrain every year or two — your company, your insurer, and your state set the real schedule.
We do the paperwork. Trainers do the training. Propane Safety Pro keeps the completions, the dates, and the renewal clock, so the file is ready when someone asks.
Field Training Records
TOPICAL PROPANE SAFETY TRAINING
CAN YOU SHOW IT?
Being compliant and being able to prove it are two different days. Topical subjects cover the regulations propane marketers get asked about most, and every one of them leaves a record behind. We keep those records one at a time or as part of a Compliance Records Plan.
SEE WHAT'S MISSING
TOPICAL TRAINING
- Propane Emergencies
- NFPA 58 Refresher
- Cathodic Protection
- Bobtail Rollover Prevention
- Propane Personal Safety Pro – Techniques for Injury Prevention
- 5 Year External Onsite Visual Inspections
- 5 Year RIN External Visual Inspections
- Dispensing Propane Safely
- Static Electricity
- State Specific Training & CEUs
- Company Specific Policy & Procedure
WORK WITH THE INDUSTRY EXPERTS
Hands-on work at your own site is where the real learning happens — your trucks, your tanks, your equipment, the same set-ups your crew sees every day. It is also the hardest kind of training to prove afterward, because nothing about it happens at a desk. That is where we come in: photos, location, date, and who signed off, captured at the truck while the work is happening. Your trainer runs the session. We make sure it leaves a record.