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XJ <br />CITY OF EUGENE <br />' A __ <br />UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK CLASS "C" OPERATOR'S TRAINING <br />AS REQUIRED BY DEQ FOR FUEL ISLAND ATTENDANTS OR ANYONE DISPENSING MOTOR FUELS <br />N <br />Fleet After Hours Pager: 541 -710 -4167 <br />1 understand the Class "C" Operator training and have been given a copy of my responsibilities <br />as a Class "C" operator. <br />Print Name: `,i� :_,. r n ` ,.�, Signed <br />._ ,'Z J ` <br />The purpose of this training document is to ensure that emergency procedures are followed in handling <br />motor fuels, and to protect you, those around you, and the environment while dispensing motor fuels.. <br />Your Responsibilities as a Class C Operator: <br />• No smoking or open flame is allowed within 100 feet of any fuel islands or storage tank areas. <br />• No engine shall be running while dispensing motor fuels into the vehicle. <br />• alarms on the fuel systems are to be acknowledged and Fleet Services is to be notified. <br />• Watch for hazards in the area. If something looks out of place, it probably is. Investigate and <br />notify Fleet Services. <br />• Know the location and proper use of all fire extinguishers at fueling locations. Don't wait for an <br />emergency to read the instructions, make sure you are familiar with the fire extinguishers now. <br />They are affixed to the fuel station support posts and on the adjacent wall. Please take time to <br />read the instructions attached to the extinguishers upon your first fueling of a city vehicle. <br />• Know the location of all spill clean -up supplies that are provided on the fuel island and how to <br />properly use them. If you have questions about the supplies or their use, ask Fleet Services for <br />assistance. <br />• Know the location of the Emergency Stop Switches for fuel sites. At 1820 Roosevelt, these <br />switches are located on the entry keypad and the Southwest exterior corner of the building <br />(marked by a sign). These switches should be turned off anytime there is an accident or <br />problem on or near the fuel islands. Examples are: fire, earthquake, dispenser hit, vehicle drives <br />off with hose in vehicle, etc. Please take the time to locate this switch upon your first fueling of <br />a city vehicle. <br />• Vehicles' tanks are not to be "Topped Off" unless tank truly is not full. It is against the law to <br />top off a vehicle's tank after the tank has been deemed full. <br />il Know the emergency phone numbers for fuel sites. The numbers are posted by the fuel pumps: <br />Fire and Police: 911 r <br />Fleet Service Cdunter: 541 - 682 -4865 <br />