Diesel Tanker Emergency Response Protocol
Remember: Every Second Counts!
Follow the "Safety First" principle and maintain strict operational discipline during emergencies.
1. Assess Danger & Ensure Safety
- 1Immediately evacuate all personnel to safe zones
- 2Eliminate ignition sources (open flames, static electricity)
- 3Establish warning perimeter if needed
2. Valve Shutdown Procedure
- 1Locate emergency shut-off valve (tank-pipeline junction or cab)
- 2Close manually or via remote control
- 3Use heat-resistant gloves if valve is hot
- 4For damaged valves: apply sealant or wooden wedge
3. Power Isolation
- 1Turn off engine immediately
- 2Disconnect vehicle main power
- 3If moving: engage parking brake and chock wheels
4. Activate Emergency Systems
- 1Engage onboard systems (spray cooling if available)
- 2Use appropriate fire extinguisher
- 3Apply sand or explosion blanket to leaks
5. Alert Authorities
- 1Call emergency services immediately
- 2Provide: location, diesel quantity, leak/fire status
- 3Await professional responders at safe distance
Critical Reminder
Maintain calm throughout operations. Panic decisions can escalate dangers. Prioritize human safety above all else.