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There is no specific regulation which addresses this issue. However, they should not be subject to damage. If there is a known hazard, OSHA would expect that an employer address it under their General Duty Clause obligations.
Also, check with the manufacturer of the hose and gauges to see what restrictions or cautions are noted, or to see how lines should be purged after turning off the gases.