As colder weather arrives in many areas, it's an ideal time to check and restock your safety and preparedness kits. The change of seasons serves as a perfect reminder to ensure you're ready for potential emergencies.
UGI Energy Services is committed to the safety and well-being of our customers and communities. That’s why we’re pleased to join many other organizations, public officials, and energy sector peers in marking National Emergency Preparedness Month this September and reinforcing safety tips.
As the unofficial end of summer approaches, many of us will be spending time with family and friends, or perhaps tackling yard or home projects in advance of fall’s arrival.
At UGI Energy Services, we want to ensure your holiday is fun, memorable, productive, and most importantly, safe!
Here are essential safety tips for grilling and yardwork. And we also have a few energy efficiency project ideas to take advantage of this three-day weekend.
August is synonymous with vacations to the beach, trips to the lake, and summer days at the pool. As temperatures and humidity peak in much of the country, there's no better escape than water-based activities to beat the heat.
Whether boating, swimming, or engaging in other water sports, ensuring safety is paramount for an enjoyable experience. Below are a few reminders to keep you and your loved ones safe while making the most of the water this August.
From a day hike to camping trip, or from a bike ride to picnic, spending time outside this summer is a great way to connect with nature, relax, and enjoy a mental escape. However, it’s essential to prioritize safety to ensure a memorable experience.
Here we highlight camping safety tips, which also apply to many outdoor activities.
Whether you’re a seasoned camper or a novice, these tips will help you stay safe and avoid common hazards.
In the quest for a cleaner and more sustainable future, UGI Energy Services is committed to minimizing its environmental impact while helping power environmental progress through the greater use of cleaner energy sources.
We also understand that a healthy work environment is not just desirable but an integral aspect of a successful company.
Safety is a core value at UGI Energy Services (UGIES) and is at the forefront of everything we do, whether in the field, on the road, or at the office.
This safe digging month, as we stress community safety around pipelines, we’d like to emphasize and share a brief overview of our own comprehensive pipeline safety procedures.
Every year on April 28th, the world observes the World Day for Health and Safety at Work. This day was established by International Labor Organization to raise awareness about the importance of providing a safe and healthy workplace for employees across the world! This day is an opportunity to reflect on the challenges that workers face in their jobs and to overview the necessity for improvements in workplace safety and health.
We spoke with UGI Energy Service's Safety & Training Manager, Adam Beebe to learn more about UGIES' focus on safety.
There’s no more telling sign of winter then the first big snowstorm. When the icy air makes its way to our region and the weather reports are buzzing, it’s important to take some steps to prepare your home and/or business ahead of time.
It’s officially winter! If you’re from the northeast U.S., snowstorms are likely headed your way. Though they can be magical and exciting, storms and other bad weather can lead to power and other outages. Outages can quickly become dangerous, sometimes lasting days or longer.
Outages can affect entire communities. They can disrupt communication, water availability, and transportation; close businesses like grocery stores, gas stations, banks, and more; cause food and water contamination; and prevent the use of medical devices or medicine refrigeration.
As a business owner, being prepared and knowing what to do before, during, and after a power outage can help keep your staff and customers safe.