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A. Aircraft Servicing Observation

  • Verify employee identitand if got certification with him

  • Does the fuel vehicle approach the aircraft in a safe manner ?

  • Did the fueler make a connection to the aircraft with a bonding cable before<br>connecting the fuel hose?<br>NOTE: When a hydrant servicer or carts is used for fueling, the hydrant coupler<br>shall be connected to the hydrant system prior to bonding the fueling equipment<br>to the aircraft.

  • Check nozzle pressure while the aircraft is being fueled.<br>Is the pressure below 50-PSI?

  • If fueling from a hydrant system, does the pit appear to be clean, very little water,<br>no fuel or debris in it? (Ensure dust cover is replaced on pit valve after fueling)

  • Is there a fire extinguisher in the gate area?<br>a. Verify immediate access to fire extinguisher. (Nothing blocking access)<br>b. Check the fire extinguisher to see that the safety seal is not broken or missing.<br>c. Is there an inspection tag that is intact and current?

  • Did the fueler replace the fuel cap on the aircraft (if required) and was fuel panel<br>secured?

Record the following for use when completing the Fuel Vehicle Review section of this checklist

  • Record the tail number of aircraft that fueling was observed on:

  • Record the name of the person who was fueling the aircraft

  • Record the number that identifies the fuel vehicle:

b. Fuel Servicing Equipment Inspection

  • Check the general condition of the fuel vehicle. Is the vehicle clean inside and<br>out, free of dirt, oily rags, paper cups, trash?

  • Are the static reels, cables and clamps in good condition?

  • Check to see that there is a functioning deadman control that is used to control<br>the flow of fuel.

  • Is there an intact calibrator/adjuster cover seal?

  • Check Fire Extinguishers.<br>a. Is there immediate access to the fire extinguisher? (nothing blocking the<br>way)<br>b. Do fire extinguishers have a safety seal? (Ensure the seal is not broken or<br>missing)<br>c. Does the fire extinguisher have a current inspection tag that is attached?

  • Check condition of dust covers.<br> Are they intact and in good condition?

  • Check condition of hoses.<br>Are they free from abrasions, cuts, blisters, and exposed reinforcement cords<br>cracks, twisted or sharp bends?

  • Verify the operation of the Safety Interlock System works.<br>Does it operate satisfactorily?

  • Are there any fuel leaks anywhere on the vehicle?

c. Personnel Qualifications Record Review

  • Does the fueling vendor have a program in place to periodically verify employee<br>driver’s licenses?<br>Are these checks documented?

  • Are fuel training designees qualified for all LUX fleets servicing the airport?

  • Does each employee who fuels LUX Aircraft have a training record(s) on file?

  • Does the vendor provide the GM a list of qualified fuelers?

  • Annual Fueler Proficiency Review:<br>Each fueler servicing aircraft shall be given a verifiable (i.e. documented)<br>Proficiency Review annually. Select a representative cross section of personnel<br>from the GM/Contract Agent’s list.<br>Are Proficiency Reviews being performed and documented?

d. Fueling Equipment Record Review

  • When following ATA-103 Guidelines, check for documentation of the following items. Place check mark in all boxes that are documented. Items not found must have an explanation why on a separate sheet:

DAILY

  • General conditions

  • Filter sumps, Record ratings

  • Filter DPI pressures

  • Deadman Controls

  • Safety Interlocks

  • Nozzle Fueling Pressure

  • Hoses, Nozzles & Swivels

  • Static reels, cables & clamps

  • Lift Platforms

  • Surge/waste tanks

  • Air Tanks

  • Refueling Truck Troughs

  • Refueling Truck Sumps

  • Refueling Truck Bottom Loading Pre check

MONTHLY

  • Filtrattion and free water test

  • Static System Continuity Test

  • Nozzle Screens

  • Fuel Hoses

  • Sings, Labels and placard

  • Meter seals

  • Fire extinguishers

  • Emergency Shutdown System

  • Lift Platforms

  • Refueling Truck Interiors

  • Refueling Truck Vents & dome covers

  • Refueling Truck Trough Drains

  • Deadman Control System

QUATERLY

  • Vehicle Inspection

  • Pressure Controls

  • Primary Pressure

  • Water defense system-External check

  • Internal Valve check

Annual

  • Filter element change

  • fueling&differential pressure gauge

  • meter calibration

  • Water defense system inspection

  • Does the vendor keep their Quality Control Records up to date and are they<br>completed for all days used?

  • Does the vendor retain their Quality Control Records for a minimum of one<br>year?<br>Note: If current vendor has not been providing services for the past year, ensure that these<br>records are current from date this vendor began providing service, and historical dates as well as<br>next due dates for filter changes, periodic checks, etc. have been established.

  • Does the vendor have access to the LUXFueling and Servicing Procedures<br>Manual online?

e. Fuel Storage Facility Inspection

  • General Appearance of the Yard Area:<br>Is the facility clean, free of weeds, and maintaining good housekeeping?

  • Are there security gates, access doors? Are there any broken fences, holes<br>under the fences? (All broken fences and gates are to be repaired or replaced)

  • Are “NO SMOKING”, “FLAMMABLE”, “EMERGENCY SHUT-OFF” and product<br>identification signs prominently displayed on the fuel facility?

  • Are there any visible fuel leaks from the piping, valves, hoses and/or other fuel<br>handling equipment? (Leaks must be repaired when they are found)

  • a. Are Fire Extinguishers easy to access? (nothing blocking access)<br>b. Is the safety seal installed – not broken or missing?<br>c. Is the inspection tag intact and current

  • Do Storage Tank(s) have the following stencils:<br>1. Tank Number?<br>2. Date cleaned and inspected?<br>3. Type of fuel it contains?<br>4. Sump drain line volume?

  • Do Filter Vessel(s) have the following stencils:<br>1. Date filters last changed?<br>2. Manufacture label?<br>3. Filter vessel number?

  • Are fuel hoses free from the following: abrasions, cuts, blisters, exposed<br>reinforcement, cracks, twists and sharp bends?

  • Do all the hoses and nozzles have dust covers on them?

  • Is there a bonding cable on the fuel loading island? (Not required on a Scully<br>System)

  • Is there a Deadman control in place and functioning at each Jet fuel loading<br>rack? (Does not apply to stations that only use a Hydrant System)

  • If there are gauge sticks for the fuel tanks are they stored so they don’t get<br>dirty?

  • Prior to Fuel delivery, vendor should receive a shipping document from fuel<br>supplier or shipping agent stating the type of Fuel being shipped, where it is<br>being shipped to, the quantity being shipped and API gravity – corrected to<br>60° F.<br>Does the vendor have this document?

  • Does the vendor keep copies of shipping documents for one year for all<br>shipments received?<br>Note: If current vendor has not been providing services for the past year, ensure that these records<br>are current from date this vendor began providing service

F.Storage Facility Record Reviwe

  • When following ATA-103 Guidelines, check for documentation of the following items. Place check mark in all boxes that are documented. Items not found must have an explanation why on a separate sheet:

  • General condition of tank yard

  • security, Fire & Safety deficiencies

  • Hoses, Nozzles & Swivels

  • Static Reels, Cables & Clamp

  • Fire Extinguishers

  • Filter Differential Pressure

  • Storage Tank and product reclamation sump results

  • Filter Sump results

Monthly

  • Filtration and free water test

  • bonding cable continuity

  • nozzle screens

  • sings, labels and placards

  • floating suction

  • fire extinguishers

Quaterly

  • Emergency Shutoff System

  • Water Defense System

  • Tank High Level Controls

  • Reclaim tank Inspection

Annual

  • Storage tank interiors

  • Differential pressure gauges

  • filter elements

  • filter/separator heaters

  • Tank vent

  • Cathodic Protection

  • Line Strainers

  • Water defense System

  • Does the vendor keep their Quality Control Records up to date and are they<br>completed for all days used?

  • Does the vendor retain their Quality Control Records for at least a year?<br>Note: If current vendor has not been providing services for the past year, ensure that these records<br>are current from date this vendor began providing service, and historical dates as well as next due<br>dates for filter changes, periodic checks, etc have been established

  • Does the vendor have access to the LUX Fueling and Servicing Procedures<br>Manual online?

LUX Fuel Self Audit Finding Discrepancy and Response Sheet

  • Discrepancy:

  • Root Cause Identified As: (Note: Answers to the following questions will help ensure the true root cause of the discrepancy was identified and properly addressed to help prevent a recurrence: (1) Who is responsible for the problem (2) When the problem occurred (3) Where the problem occurred (4) How the problem occurred and (5) Why the problem occurred.

  • Short-Term Corrective Action: (Include immediate actions taken to resolve the discrepancy)

  • Long-Term Corrective Action: (Include long term corrective actions needed to help prevent a recurrence)

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