The market regulation authority in Bobai County, Guangxi, has recently initiated a dedicated safety inspection campaign focused on liquefied petroleum gas cylinder filling operations. The initiative employs a multi-faceted approach, including on-site visits to businesses, targeted supervisory checks, and unannounced late-night inspections of gas filling facilities to conduct a comprehensive review of all such units within the jurisdiction. This effort aims to reinforce the safety baseline for special equipment in the public welfare sector.

Key priorities of the operation include verifying that operators are properly certified, assessing the conditions of the filling environment, and ensuring compliance in the management of cylinders owned by the filling stations, along with reviewing documentation of inspections conducted before and after the filling process. The authorities are intensifying their efforts to combat unlawful activities, such as filling without a license, operating beyond the approved scope, filling cylinders not owned by the company, and handling cylinders that have not passed inspection or have been scrapped or refurbished illegally.

Simultaneously, the authority is directing enterprises to strictly implement a management framework involving daily controls, weekly reviews, and monthly scheduling. Companies are also being urged to secure adequate safety management personnel and certified operators, standardize the segregated storage and labeling of cylinders, and mitigate the risk of accidental mixing or incorrect filling at the source.