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HOW
TO BEGIN FUELING
1. Shut off engine and extinguish all cigarettes.
2. Remove gas cap slowly and place nozzle deeply into the
fuel tank neck.
3. Insert your driver card into the card reader and remove
immediately.
4. If you are using a 2card system, insert your vehicle card
into the card reader and remove immediately.
5. Enter your 4-digit personal Identification Number (P.I.N.)
and press ENTER.
6. If prompted to do so, enter your current odometer reading
and press ENTER.
7. If prompted to do so, enter any miscellaneous information
and press ENTER.
8. Enter the pump number and press ENTER. This activates the
pump so that fueling can begin.
9. Activate the nozzle by engaging the lever on the dispenser.
Then pull trigger and begin dispensing fuel.
10.If you require a receipt , run card through again, acknowledge
with a "V" to get printed receipt.
Note:- If you refuel more than once per day, it will ask you
if you want a receipt
The
nozzle must be inserted deeply into the fuel tank neck and
held during fueling.Optimum nozzle setting for speed of delivery
is between 1/2 and 3/4 open; faster delivery may result in
a spill.
If the nozzle is activated too quickly, a leak detector will
automatically slow pumping to a trickle.
Simply release the trigger on the nozzle and wait 10 seconds.
Then pull trigger again, and pumping should be normal.
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AFTER
FUELING
When finished, shut off pump by returning lever
to the "off" position. and then return nozzle to
its hanger.
Driving away with the nozzle still in your vehicle can result
in fire or spill or explosion, which could lead to extreme
damage and serious injury.
If you accidentally drive off with the nozzle in your vehicle,
please follow these procedures:
Stop vehicle and turn off the motor.
Turn pump off.
Put hose back on pump if possible.
Report the incident using the assistance number posted at
site. Your report should include:
a. Site location
b. Hose or pump number
c. Time and date of incident
d. Your name and telephone number
If you need other assistance at the site, please call the
emergency number listed and report the problem.
EMERGENCY
AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES
If
you come into contact with gasoline or diesel fuel, it is
important that you follow these procedures:
EYES:
Flush with water for 15 minutes.
SKIN: Remove any gasoline soaked
clothing and wash exposed areas with soap and water.
INGESTION (swallowing): Call
physician. DO NOT induce vomiting.
INHALATION: If symptoms occur
as noted under "Physiological Effects" (opposite
side of this brochure), move to fresh air.
If breathing has stopped, apply artificial respiration.
OTHER (GASOLINE): Remove gasoline
soaked clothing.
CAUTION!
HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Remember,
all fuels are hazardous and should only be stored in approved
containers.
Please read the following warning statements carefully.
All
Gasoline
DANGER!
EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE. HARMFUL OR FATAL IF SWALLOWED. MAY BE
HARMFUL IF INHALED. MAY CAUSE IRRITATION.
MAY BE HARMFUL IF ABSORBED THROUGH SKIN.
Long-term exposure to vapors has caused cancer in laboratory
animals. Do not breathe vapors.
Use only in well-ventilated locations. Do not allow contact
with eyes and prolonged contact with skin.
Wash thoroughly after handling. Keep container closed. Keep
away from heat, sparks and flame.
FOR
USE AS MOTOR FUEL ONLY.
Diesel
CAUTION!
MAY CAUSE IRRITATION TO EYES.
COMBUSTIBLE.
Middle
distillates have caused skin cancer and kidney damage in laboratory
animals. Do not allow contact with eyes.
Keep away from heat and flame. Use only in well-ventilated
locations. Do not allow prolonged breathing of mist or vapor.
Do not allow prolonged or repeated contact with skin. Keep
head away from container when opening or dispensing.
Wash thoroughly after handling. Keep away from heat, sparks
and flame.
Fire
Safety
Training Test
This
test is to be self-administered by each user of the card-lock
fueling system.
Please read and understand the material provided to you in
this safety brochure,
answer the questions below and return this portion of the
brochure to:
Smoking is not permitted at any fueling facility. T F
I must stop my engine before and during fueling. T F
The following safety equipment is found at all Pacific Pride
sites. (Mark each that is true.)
___Fire
Extinguisher ____Telephone or Alarm System
___Emergency Stop Button to stop fuel dispensing.
___Emergency Shut Off Switch (located within 75 ft. of the
island)
If a fire should occur at the site. I should dial ____or the
emergency phone number posted at site.
If a fuel spill occurs at the site, I should dial the _________
number posted at the site.
Gasoline is a hazardous material. T F
In case of gasoline contact with skin, I should _____ any
gasoline soaked clothing and wash thoroughly with _____ and
_______
If gasoline is swallowed, I should: Induce vomiting. __ Not
induce ____
Gasoline cannot be put safely into a milk carton. T F
You must stay within 10ft. and pumping view of nozzle.
I
certify that I have read and understand the operational and
safety instructions provided in the training brochure.
I have also distributed the material to all employees under
my supervision and certify that they have been trained
in the safe operation fuel dispensing equipment at unattended
fueling sites.
Signed
___________________(Customer)
_________________________(Company
Date:_____________
PHYSIOLOGICAL
EFFECTS
Acute
EYES:
Causes slight-to-moderate eye irritation.
SKIN:
Moderately irritating; causes redness, edema, or drying of
the skin.
RESPIRATORY SYSTEM:
Gasoline:
May cause dizziness, irritation of eyes, nose and throat,
vomiting, bluish color of the skin, and central nervous system
effects
including contracted pupils, loss of reflexes, convulsions,
seizures, sudden loss of consciousness, coma and sudden death.
Other symptoms are headaches, flushing of the face, nausea,
mental confusion and depression, loss of appetite,
blurred speech and difficulty in swallowing.
Diesel:
May cause symptoms of drowsiness or narcosis from inhalation
of high vapor concentrations.
Chronic
Recent
studies with laboratory animals have shown that diesel and
gasoline vapors caused kidney damage
and kidney cancer in rats, and liver cancer in mice.
SAFETY MEASURES
Certain
emergency equipment is installed at each fueling site. Please
be sure to note the location of the following
equipment before you begin fueling.
FIRE
EXTINGUISHERS
Be sure you can find the one nearest you.
EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF SWITCH
Located within 75 feet of the island and clearly identified.
It allows you to shut down the system from a location other
than the fueling island.
PAY TELEPHONE
May be located at the site and requires no coins for an emergency
call to 911 or to an operator.
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBER
Clearly posted and identified for use in emergencies.
SITE OPERATOR'S PHONE NUMBER
is clearly posted and identified. Call this number if you
need assistance, or to report a problem.
FUELING
SAFETY
Before
you begin, stop your engine and shift into "Park."
On manual shift vehicles, set the parking and/or emergency
brake.
When you use a card-lock facility, you must stop your engine
before you begin fueling. You must also remain outside
your vehicle in full view of the nozzle at all times while
fueling.
If a spill occurs, call the assistance number posted at that
site to ensure prompt clean-up.
In case of fire, dial 911 or the emergency
number located at the site (usually on or near the
fire extinguisher sign.)
APPROVED CONTAINERS
No
sale or purchase of flammable liquids shall be dispensed into
containers unless the containers are CLEARLY MARKED
with the name of the liquid. (NFPA 30A, Sec 9.2.3.2)
The container must be constructed of metal or approved plastic,
have a tight closure, and be fitted with a spout or
be so designed that the contents can be poured without spilling.
A metal or *plastic safety can must not have a capacity over
5 gallons. (NFPA 30, Sec. 4.2.3)
*An approved plastic container is labeled "Gasoline"
or "Flammable" has been tested and listed to be
in compliance
with the requirements of ASTM F 852 or F976, ANSI/UL 1313,
or 49 CFR
A metal drum, meeting DOT specifications, must not have capacity
over 60 gallons. (NFPA 30, Sec. 9.2.3.3)
Procedures for fueling portable containers:
Portable containers of 12 gallon capacity or less must be
placed on the ground before filling. (NFPA 30, Sec. 9.2.3.3)
Do Not Fill Portable Containers While located In A Truck,
A Boat, Or Bed Of a Pickup!
Latch open devices shall not be engaged while dispensing flammable
or combustible liquids into portable containers.
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