Beat the Heat: How to Keep Propane Deliveries Smooth & Drivers Safe This Summer
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As summer heatwaves intensify across the USA, propane general and operations managers face a dual challenge: maintaining efficient delivery schedules while safeguarding driver well-being. High temperatures don't just make for uncomfortable work; they affect propane tank pressure, evaporation rates, and equipment performance. For dispatchers and fleet managers, this means adjusting routes for driver comfort, monitoring equipment more closely, and ensuring adequate hydration and rest breaks. While proactive planning during the shoulder season prevents cold-weather drama, summer heat brings its own unique set of operational hurdles.
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