What would be an improper response to an LP-Gas leak?

Using electrical devices to check for leaks is an improper response to an LP-Gas leak because electrical devices can create sparks, which pose a significant risk of igniting the flammable gas. LP-Gas is highly combustible, and introducing any source of ignition into an environment where there is a leak could lead to an explosion or fire, endangering lives and property.

In contrast, evacuating all personnel from the area, alerting emergency services, and monitoring gas levels continuously are appropriate responses. Evacuation ensures that individuals are moved to a safe distance from the hazard. Alerting emergency services brings trained professionals who can handle the situation safely. Continuous monitoring of gas levels allows for assessing the severity of the leak and determining when it is safe to return or take further action. Thus, using electrical devices in such a scenario clearly undermines safety protocols and should be avoided.