What should be done if the cylinder warning label is not legible or has been removed during inspection?

When a cylinder warning label is not legible or has been removed, it is essential to ensure that safety information is clearly communicated. Placing a new cylinder warning label on it is the appropriate action. This ensures that all safety precautions, usage instructions, and hazard warnings are visible and can be easily referenced. Proper labeling is crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring that anyone handling the cylinder understands the specific risks associated with LP-gas.

Maintaining visibility of hazard information is a critical aspect of safety protocols, as it helps avoid misuse, encourages proper handling practices, and reduces the risk of incidents related to LP-gas. A properly labeled cylinder ensures compliance with safety regulations and protects both the user and the environment.