What are the requirements for a licensee at the termination of a company representative?

The requirements for a licensee at the termination of a company representative mandate that they must cease all LP-gas activities. This is grounded in the need to ensure safety and regulatory compliance in the transfer of responsibilities and oversight involved in liquefied petroleum gas operations.

When a company representative is terminated, it is critical for the integrity and safety of operations that all activities involving LP-gas stop immediately. This serves several purposes: it mitigates the risk of unsafe practices that might arise from an improperly transitioned role, ensures that all compliance with regulatory standards is effectively managed by an approved individual, and protects public safety by minimizing potential hazards related to gas handling.

In addition to ceasing activities, the processes that follow such a termination—like filing reports or notifying customers—are part of a broader compliance framework, but they become relevant only after the immediate safety action of halting operations is taken. Therefore, the utmost priority at the point of termination is to stop all LP-gas activities under that representative's purview until a proper transition is safely enacted.