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Jsa For Fuel Pump Operation - Spill Clean-Up

This document provides a job safety analysis for fuel pump operation and spill clean-up. It outlines 10 basic job steps, potential hazards at each step, and recommended actions to address those hazards. The steps include shutting off the vehicle, removing the fuel cap, inserting the nozzle, stopping pumping at the click, replacing the nozzle, cleaning up any spilled fuel using materials from the spill kit, and sweeping up used materials. Larger spills require contacting additional resources for clean up.

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Jsa For Fuel Pump Operation - Spill Clean-Up

This document provides a job safety analysis for fuel pump operation and spill clean-up. It outlines 10 basic job steps, potential hazards at each step, and recommended actions to address those hazards. The steps include shutting off the vehicle, removing the fuel cap, inserting the nozzle, stopping pumping at the click, replacing the nozzle, cleaning up any spilled fuel using materials from the spill kit, and sweeping up used materials. Larger spills require contacting additional resources for clean up.

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JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS Job Task: Fuel Pump Operation & Spill Date: Analysis Performed

Clean-Up By:
Uwchlan Township
SEQUENCE OF BASIC JOB STEPS POTENTIAL HAZARDS RECOMMENDED ACTION
1. Shut off vehicle at fuel pump.  Vehicle movement while  Place in park
unattended  Shut of vehicle ignition
 Ignition source(s)
2. Remove vehicle fuel cap.  Sudden release of fuel vapors  Slowly remove fuel cap

3. Insert nozzle into fill line.  Static charge could ignite fuel  Touch vehicle body to eliminate
vapors any static charge before
dispensing fuel
4. Stop pumping fuel when nozzle  Overflow/spill of fuel  Do not top off vehicle fuel tanks
clicks off.

5. Shut off pump and replace nozzle.  Damage to nozzle or hose  Remove before starting vehicle

6. If any fuel is spilled

7. Verify all ignition sources are  Fire  Be sure vehicle is not running,
eliminated. no one is smoking in the vicinity
of the spill.
 Do not use cell phone in area of
spill
8. Use the materials provided in the  Ignition of fuel/fire  Use oil dry to completely cover
spill kit located next to the fuel  Ground/waterway the fuel spill
pumps to contain/clean-up the fuel contamination  If spill is spreading to any storm
spill. drains, use provided boom pads
to block/divert spill

9. Sweep up all oil dry when spill has  Slip or fall hazard on loose  Place used oil dry in collection
been absorbed. materials barrel

10. If spill exceeds clean up  Extensive ground or water  Contact additional resources
materials provided, contact contamination immediately
department supervisor and notify
911.

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