Refueling the scene to do "One to three Don't"

The site of the gas station is not large, but there are many hidden dangers. The author found several safety cases at the scene and shared it with everyone here.

One is to wipe out the tanker to set up warning signs. At present, most fuel dispensers are clamshell type, and the wiping dispenser needs to open the lid. When an employee was maintaining the dispenser, a fast-entering minivan crashed into the lid of the dispenser and caught employees in the middle, causing minor injuries.

Warning: When wiping the tanker, be sure to set up relevant warning signs to prevent collisions.

The second is not to get too close to the wheel. An employee finished oiling and is screwing the fuel tank cap. At this point, the car has been started, because the foot is closer to the wheel, and it is almost stopped by the car. Because of the quick response, no accident was caused.

Warning: After adding oil, the body should be staggered with the vehicle to ensure the safety of the vehicle and its own safety.

The third is not to pass in front of the car. A refueler went into the store to pay the money, passing from the front of the car. This car was a novice female driver. He had no experience and had not taken off his gear. Fortunately, the refueling staff had a certain distance from the front of the vehicle and they were lucky enough to escape without accidents.

Warning: Refueling on-site staff in the refueling or payment operations, try to choose the direction of the rear parking space is safer.

The fourth is not to quickly cross the fuel lane. A refueling officer has just finished filling up a passenger car because the site is busy and is preparing to run into the store to make payments. Because the bus was relatively high and blocked the sight of driving into the car from behind, the refueling staff did not find the situation in time and led to traffic accidents. Due to the timely braking of the rear vehicles, the employees were only slightly injured.

Warning: No matter how busy the refueling site is, employees must cross the road as usual, just as they would when crossing the road. Everything is based on safety. Careful operation is safe.