1. LOCATION evaluation (ensure it is safe – fluctuations of tide, submerged rocks etc.)
2. INSPECT all components for signs of possible leakage.
3. CHECK that all emergency equipment is in place (spill kits, etc.)
4. CONFIRM communication between personnel
5. ELIMINATE all sources of ignition
6. SECURE barge and transfer equipment
7. POST qualified individuals for transfer, one on barge, one on shore
8. START transfer operation
9. MONITOR fuels levels and equipment while transferring
10. ALLOW room for fuel expansion
11. STOP transfer operation
12. CLOSE all transfer valves after transfer is completed
13. DISCONNECT all hoses
14. WHEN equipment is disconnected, drain hoses and filters into a metal bucket, cap all openings and dispose of waste fuel in safe and properly identified containers
15. EXAMINE area for signs of leakage (pooling, slicks)
16. REPORT any spills immediately
17. CLEAN area as required
1. INSPECT all components for signs of possible leakage
2. CHECK that all emergency equipment is in place (spill kits, etc.)
3. ELIMINATE all sources of ignition
4. SECURE all transfer equipment, use wire or tie-wraps on cam-locks
5. GROUND all equipment
6. POST qualified person to conduct fuel transfer between tanker and aircraft
7. INSPECT fuel condition, drain filter and tank sumps prior to first fuel of the day, and when changing tanks/compartments
8. START transfer operation
9. MONITOR transfer procedure and differential pressure gauges
10. ALLOW room for fuel expansion
11. WATCH for signs of leakage during transfer
12. STOP transfer operation
13. CLOSE all transfer valves after each refueling
14. DISCONNECT all hoses when demobilizing fuel service landing
15. WHEN equipment is disconnected, drain hoses and filters into a metal bucket, cap all openings and dispose of waste fuel in safe and properly identified containers
16. EXAMINE area for signs of leakage
17. REPORT any spills immediately
1. TRANSFER only in approved areas (stay out of riparian areas).
2. INSPECT all components for signs of possible leakage
3. CHECK that all emergency equipment is in place (spill kits, etc.)
4. ELIMINATE all sources of ignition
5. SECURE tank truck and transfer equipment
6. START transfer operation
7. MONITOR transfer procedure
8. WHEN TRANSFERRING FUEL BETWEEN TANKER TRUCKS, a qualified person must be at each loading and unloading point
9. ALLOW room for fuel expansion
10. WATCH for signs of leakage during transfer
11. STOP transfer operation
12. CLOSE all transfer valves after each refueling
13. DISCONNECT all hoses
14. WHEN equipment is disconnected, drain hoses and filters into a metal bucket, cap all openings and dispose of waste fuel in safe and properly identified containers
15. EXAMINE area for signs of leakage (pooling, slicks)
16. REPORT any spills immediately
17. CLEAN area as required