5.6.3 FUELING EQUIPMENT

No petrol or diesel engine shall be fuelled while it is running.

If fuel cans are used for refuelling, they shall be approved metal safety fuel cans with a flash arresting screen, spring closing lid and spout cover that will relieve internal pressure if the can is exposed to fire.

There shall be no smoking or open flames within eight (8) metres of fuel storage tanks, fuel pumps or refuelling operations.

All fuel storage tanks shall be properly grounded shall not be removed without authorisation.

5.7 COMPRESSED AIR

Compressed air can cause serious injuries.
Do not blow compressed air against yourself or any other person.
Check hose couplings before use.

Do not use compressed air for cleaning down unless directed to do so by your Job Supervisor and it is safe to do so.

When changing one type of tool for another, turn off the valve. Never 'kink' a hose.

Always wear eye protection and ear muffs/plugs when using compressed air.
When using compressed air you are responsible for protecting other people in the area.

When hoses are not in use keep them coiled up and clear of all walkways.
Always use a wire safety clip attached to the C.P. couplings when connecting air hoses.

Not all hoses are suitable for HIGH PRESSURE AIR. Check hoses before using them.