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Safety and environmental standards for fuel storage sites

Final report

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Leading indicators:

number of times ship is unloaded where the ship-shore checks are not completed correctly;

number of times when any item is not met by ship calling at a terminal.

2 Ship-to-shore transfer accidental leakage

System outcomes:

no leaks into water.

Lagging indicators:

number of times a ship is offloaded where there is a leak to water.

Critical elements of the risk control system:

ship-to-shore checks completed correctly;

inspection and maintenance of marine arms;

trained jetty crew;

coupling done up correctly/manifold bolted up properly;

start pump slowly;

walk the lines;

lines drained down correctly/stripped.

Potential leading indicators:

number of times the planned inspection and maintenance of marine arms not done to time;

number of times the ship-to-shore checks not completed correctly, especially;

new gaskets used;

lines walked before discharge commences.

3 Bulk tank overfilling

System outcomes:

not filled above safe operating limits.

Potential lagging Indicators:

number of times the tank is filled above the safe operating limits.

Critical elements of the risk control system:

ullage control checklist/scheduling system;

tank gauging and associated equipment working;

competent people undertaking tasks;

shift handover control;

supply handover;

configuration of valves and associated interlocks;

inspection and maintenance of tank gauging system;

inspection and maintenance of line product sensors;

for pipeline deliveries – cross-check and fax confirmation between central operations and

terminal operations OCC monitoring tank level independently.