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Hazard
Fuel leak
Potential Consequence
Fire or environmental damage
Persons at Risk
Storage and site personnel
Existing Controls
Secondary containment and routine inspection
Additional Controls
Immediately isolate active leaks
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Fuel Storage Hazards & Controls
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Hazard
Ignition source
Potential Consequence
Fire or explosion
Persons at Risk
Personnel near storage area
Existing Controls
No-smoking and ignition-source control
Additional Controls
Segregate hot work from fuel storage areas
03
Hazard
Unsuitable container or tank
Potential Consequence
Leak or product loss
Persons at Risk
Storage personnel
Existing Controls
Approved storage equipment
Additional Controls
Inspect container integrity and labeling regularly
04
Hazard
Fuel leakage
Potential Consequence
Fire or environmental contamination
Persons at Risk
Site personnel
Existing Controls
Secondary containment and spill kit
Additional Controls
Regularly inspect tank, valves and connections for leaks
05
Hazard
Ignition source near fuel storage
Potential Consequence
Fire or explosion
Persons at Risk
All site personnel
Existing Controls
No-smoking and ignition-source control
Additional Controls
Physically control ignition sources around fuel storage
06
Hazard
Inadequate tank venting
Potential Consequence
Pressure buildup or flammable atmosphere
Persons at Risk
Fuel-area personnel
Existing Controls
Suitable vent system
Additional Controls
Verify vents are clear and functional
07
Hazard
Ignition source present in fuel storage area
Potential Consequence
Fire or explosion
Persons at Risk
Workers in the fuel storage area and nearby site personnel
Existing Controls
Labelled containers, firefighting equipment, controlled storage area and routine site inspection
Additional Controls
Keep smoking, open flames, sparks and other ignition sources away from the storage area
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Hazard
Overfilling of fuel tank or container
Potential Consequence
Fuel overflow, environmental contamination or fire
Persons at Risk
Workers in the fuel storage area and nearby site personnel
Existing Controls
Labelled containers, firefighting equipment, controlled storage area and routine site inspection
Additional Controls
Continuously monitor the filling level and do not exceed the safe filling capacity of the tank
09
Hazard
Inadequate secondary containment in fuel storage area
Potential Consequence
Spread of leakage and contamination of soil or drainage systems
Persons at Risk
Workers in the fuel storage area and nearby site personnel
Existing Controls
Labelled containers, firefighting equipment, controlled storage area and routine site inspection
Additional Controls
Provide bunding or secondary containment of adequate capacity for tanks and fuel containers
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