1. Pre‑Operation & Transport Safety Checks
- Verify the tank is securely bolted or anchored to the transporting vehicle.
- Disconnect and secure all external lines and hoses; ensure filler cap is tightly closed.
- Inspect the interstice area (bund) to ensure it is completely clean and free of debris or fuel.
2. Routine Daily Visual Inspections
- Systematically check the fuel level and inspect all pipes, tubes, valves, and couplers for wear.
- Examine hoses, nozzles, and connections for any potential leaks.
- Identify any bent, broken, or damaged components immediately to prevent hazards.
3. Electrical System & Fastener Maintenance
- Routinely inspect all electrical wires, terminals, and connections for cleanliness and good condition.
- Check and tighten all nuts, bolts, and fasteners to specified torque levels.
- Guarantees structural stability of the tank and its attached components.
4. Safe Refueling & Component Replacement
- Manually hold the nozzle and visually monitor the fuel gauge to prevent spills.
- Remember the maximum legal capacity is 95% full.
- Replace damaged components immediately using genuine parts to maintain leak‑proof performance.