Don’t delay – make that call

Gas Leak Indoors - If you smell gas:

Switch off the emergency valve on the outside wall of the building.

Extinguish all naked flames immediately.

Do not operate any electrical equipment and be aware of any equipment which may switch on or off automatically.

Open all doors and windows to ventilate the building.

Contact your installer or the engineer who maintains your appliances.

If you suspect that a cylinder is faulty, disconnect it from the appliance and place it upright in the open air.

Open all doors and windows to ventilate the building.

Turn off the gas at the main shut off valve under the tank hood.

Extinguish all naked flames immediately.

Contact Shell Gas.

Call out the fire service and advise them that the leak or fire involves LPG.

If the leak or fire is indoors , get everyone out of the premises.

If the leak or fire is outdoors ,evacuate people from the area and keep upwind of any leak.

Call Shell Gas.