During routine inspections, why is it necessary to check for leaks?

Checking for leaks during routine inspections is crucial because it directly relates to safety and compliance in handling LP-Gas. LP-Gas, while a useful source of energy, can pose serious risks if it leaks. The gas is flammable and can lead to fires or explosions if not contained properly.

By ensuring that LP-Gas is contained safely, inspectors help prevent hazardous releases that could endanger lives, property, and the environment. This practice is fundamental to regulatory standards and helps maintain the integrity of the gas containment system, thus safeguarding against potential accidents.

Other aspects like the container's paint quality, insulation, and maintenance logs, while important, are secondary considerations compared to the critical health and safety implications associated with gas leaks. The focus on leak detection underscores the priority placed on ensuring safe conditions in environments where LP-Gas is utilized.