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Job Steps Hazards Controls C Cut and cap Release of fuel oil. Ensure fuel pipe is properly drained prior to disconnection. Mobilize spill kit in immediate vicinity. Place piping, if containment beneath operations. discovered. L Injury from hand or Hand and power tools shall be used, inspected, and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions power tools. and recommendations and shall be used only for the purpose for which designed. Hand and power tools shall be in good repair and with all required safety devices installed and properly adjusted. Inert tank. Explosion and/or fire. All inerting activities to be performed by a Certified Marine Chemist. All potential sources of ignition will be eliminated from the area prior to starting inerting activities: smoking will be banned in the area, all open flame and spark-producing equipment at least 50' in all directions of tanks will be shut down, and all electrical and internal combustion equipment will be removed unless it is intrinsically safe. Exhaust fumes from inerting procedures will be vented a minimum of 12' above grade and 3' above any adjacent M roof lines.The atmosphere will be tested at ground level to ensure that vapors are not collecting at ground level. Following inerting activity, the tanks will be tested with a calibrated four-gas meter to ensure that tank has been successfully inerted. Oxygen must be reduced below levels necessary to support combustion— at least 12%— 14% oxygen by volume or an oxygen meter reading of 1%— 10%. Readings will be collected at bottom, middle, and top of the tank as well as the ends. Triple-rinse Use of vacuum truck All vacuum truck operators shall be trained in operation of truck and associated equipment. Inspect the truck, and clean could result in injury. equipment, and loading/off-loading sites prior to beginning the work to assure safe operations. Monitor tank-level UST. indicators to avoid overfilling and over-pressurizing receiving tanks or creating excessive vacuum in supply tanks. Ensure the operators and other personnel in the area are adequately protected from the noise through the use of hearing protection. Prior to starting transfer operations, vacuum trucks need to be grounded directly to the earth or bonded to another object. All pumping system operations need to be bonded so that there is a continuous conductive path from the tanks through the hose and nozzle to the filtration equipment and grounded to dissipate stray currents to earth (ground). M Prior to starting transfer operations, all pumping equipment must be grounded directly to the earth or bonded to another object that is inherently grounded (due to proper contact with the earth) such as a large storage tank or underground piping. Trips and falls over hoses and/or risk of Run vacuum hoses out of walking and working areas. If hoses must be run in a walkway,then they must be secured jumping hoses. so that they can't move unexpectedly. Use mechanical means to handle hoses and equipment whenever possible. Get help to move hoses and equipment.