What should you do if you experience dizziness or nausea while working with LP-Gas?

Experiencing dizziness or nausea while working with LP-Gas is a clear indicator that there may be exposure to unfavorable conditions, such as a gas leak or insufficient ventilation, which can pose significant health risks. It is essential to leave the area immediately and seek fresh air to reduce any potential effects of gaseous exposure. This action helps to ensure your safety and allows you to move away from any immediate hazards that could lead to more severe symptoms or accidents.

Seeking fresh air is a proactive measure; it not only alleviates symptoms but also minimizes the risk of exposure to harmful gas levels. In contrast, remaining in the area or attempting to “power through” could lead to greater risks, while drinking water and resting does not address the immediate environmental concern. Additionally, while calling a supervisor for assistance is important in some situations, the priority should always be personal safety and health first by moving to a safer environment.