Daily Operation Guide for Gas Stations

As an important facility for energy supply, gas stations must strictly comply with a series of internationally recognized compliance standards and laws and regulations to ensure public safety, environmental protection, and business integrity.

Here is a brief daily operation guide for gas stations:

• Fire safety: Install and regularly inspect fire-fighting facilities such as fire extinguishers, fire sand pits, and automatic sprinkler systems to ensure quick response in emergency situations.
• Ex-proof design: Oil tanks, fuel dispenser, and electrical equipment must comply with ex-proof standards to prevent explosions caused by static electricity and sparks.
• Employee training: All employees are required to receive safety operation training, understand emergency response procedures, including measures for responding to emergencies such as fires and leaks.

• Leak detection: Install double-wall oil tanks or leak detection systems to reduce the pollution of soil and groundwater caused by oil spills.
• Oil vapor recovery: Adopting an oil vapor recovery sensor to reduce the volatilization of oil vapor into the atmosphere during refueling, protecting the environment and employee health.
• Waste disposal: Hazardous waste such as waste oil and fatlute must be properly disposed of in accordance with local environmental protection requirements and must not be discharged arbitrarily.

• Oil quality: Ensure that the fuel sold meets the quality standards set by the country or region, conduct regular sampling and testing, and prevent inferior oil from damaging consumer vehicles.
• Accurate measurement: Gas station automatic tank gauges and fuel dispenser need to be regularly calibrated by authoritative institutions to ensure accurate measurement and protect consumer rights.

• Business License: Obtain a legal business license and comply with all local laws and regulations regarding the establishment, operation, and management of gas stations.
• Tax compliance: declare and pay taxes on time, comply with tax laws and regulations, and avoid tax evasion.
• Counter terrorism security: Strengthen security monitoring, implement counter-terrorism measures, and ensure that gas stations become safe public places.

• Clear pricing: Clearly indicate the prices of various types of oil products to avoid price fraud.
• High quality service: Provide polite, professional, and efficient refueling services to meet customer needs.
• Information Transparency: Publicize the sources of oil products, quality testing reports, and other information to enhance consumer trust.

In short, compliant operation of gas stations is not only a legal requirement, but also a manifestation of corporate social responsibility. By strictly adhering to compliance standards in safety, environmental protection, quality, law, and customer service, gas stations can provide customers with safe, convenient, and environmentally friendly refueling services, while promoting the sustainable development of enterprises.