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General Site Audit: Monday Morning Checks

by Josh Aldridge, from the Community

This general site audit template guides terminal managers and operators through Monday morning checks across critical fuel terminal assets. Verify fire and foam manifolds, boundary security, tank farm bund integrity, bulk tank valves, pig station status, air compressors, gantry equipment, and vapor recovery. Inspect wharf safety, MCC room panels, truck park certifications, and fire water pumps to ensure safe, compliant operations.

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Use this CT019 checklist to conduct Monday morning audits at fuel terminals and logistics sites. Verify fire and foam manifold status, boundary fences and signage, tank farm bunds and gas detectors, bulk tank valves and thermal reliefs, pig station condition, air compressors, gantry equipment and spill kits, wharf safety gear and hoses, MCC and gas detection panels, truck park certifications, and fire water pumps. Record issues, actions, and photos to ensure safe, compliant start-of-week operations.
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CT019 General Site Audit (Monday Morning Checks)

Use this CT019 checklist to conduct Monday morning audits at fuel terminals and logistics sites. Verify fire and foam manifold status, boundary fences and signage, tank farm bunds and gas detectors, bulk tank valves and thermal reliefs, pig station condition, air compressors, gantry equipment and spill kits, wharf safety gear and hoses, MCC and gas detection panels, truck park certifications, and fire water pumps. Record issues, actions, and photos to ensure safe, compliant start-of-week operations.

by Josh Aldridge, from the Community

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Fuel Card Inspection Checklist for Certa

Use this Fuel Card Inspection checklist to evaluate fuel site safety and compliance. Cover housekeeping, lighting, fire extinguishers and service dates, first aid and eyewash, safety signage, spill kits and contaminated waste bins, drainage, tank farm and bund integrity, fuel grade signage, forecourt spills, signs of vandalism, cleanliness, pump and payment terminal condition, tank locks, price sign accuracy, pump island damage, safe access to tanks, tank labeling and hazardous markings, overfill alarm testing, and surfacing condition.

by Eanna Garvey, from the Community

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TNZ 2 Ship Discharge Terminal End Checklist

This TNZ 2 checklist supports safe ship-to-terminal discharge of bulk fuel. It covers API and AS1940 compliance, tank gauging and monitoring (Varec and SAAB), PV and overflow venting, high and high-high level alarms, bund integrity, ignition-free zones, vapor control, and single-tank discharge policy. It guides operators to verify dips, monitor pressures (2 bar initial, 7 bar maximum), conduct 30-minute manual inspections, manage discharge rates, and maintain certificates and records for secure terminal operations.

by Terminals NZ Ltd, from the Community

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Maintenance Morning Checks

This Maintenance Morning Checks template guides facilities teams through daily plantroom and building fabric inspections across multiple levels. Tasks include verifying pumps and heating systems, checking BMS panels for faults, confirming AHUs are running with correct pressures and inverter speeds, ensuring lighting is operational, and inspecting FOH and BOH areas for obstructions or damage. It also covers escalators and lifts, flooring and paving, drainage covers, cooling towers, tank room equipment, and gas boosters to maintain safe, efficient site operations.

by Shona Eccleston, from the Community

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General Site Audit: Monday Morning Checks

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