1. Strengthening Physical Protection Design
Strengthening the anti-theft foundation by optimizing the physical structure of the equipment. Equip the mobile refueler's fuel storage container with a high-strength anti-theft lock made of pry- and drill-resistant materials to prevent easy tampering. Install a dedicated anti-theft valve at the refueling line outlet, which closes tightly when not in operation to prevent illegal fuel extraction. Metal protective casings are installed in key areas to further enhance the equipment's resistance to vandalism and reduce the risk of theft.
2. Installing an Intelligent Monitoring System
Leverage intelligent devices to achieve real-time anti-theft monitoring. Install high-definition surveillance cameras on the mobile refueler, covering key locations such as the fuel storage container and refueling area. These cameras record surrounding conditions in real time and support remote viewing, allowing management personnel to monitor the equipment's status at all times. A vibration alarm system is also installed. If the equipment is subjected to unusual impact or prying, it will immediately trigger an audible and visual alarm, deterring thieves and alerting nearby personnel. Some systems also incorporate a positioning function, enabling timely tracking of the device's location if it is illegally moved.
3. Standardize Daily Management Processes
Reduce theft loopholes through strict management. Establish a comprehensive equipment usage registration system. Detailed records of fuel levels and usage should be kept before and after each operation. Regularly verify fuel consumption data to promptly investigate any abnormal consumption. When not in operation, park the mobile refueler in a designated, guarded parking area to avoid prolonged periods of idle time in remote locations. Dedicated personnel should regularly inspect the equipment to ensure the anti-theft devices are intact and the fuel level is normal, ensuring the continued effectiveness of anti-theft measures.
4. Choose a Reasonable Parking Environment
Reducing the risk of theft by considering environmental considerations. Prioritize parking the mobile refueler in well-lit areas with good visibility, avoiding dark corners, remote roads, and other locations prone to theft. Park the mobile refueler as close as possible to residential areas, businesses, or locations with strong security, leveraging the surrounding human activity and surveillance equipment for indirect protection. If the mobile refueler is parked for an extended period, communicate with surrounding units or personnel to request assistance in monitoring the equipment, fostering a multi-faceted anti-theft atmosphere.