JIG 4 : ISSUE 2

Chapter 1 - Introduction
1.1 Purpose
1.2 Scope
1.3 Smaller Airports
1.4 Staff Responsibilities and Inspection Requirements
Chapter 2 - Health, Safety and Environment
2.1 Management of Health and Safety
2.2 Training
2.3 Accidents, Incidents and Near Misses - Reporting and
    Investigation
2.4 Emergency Response Procedures
2.5 Security
2.6 Fuel Spillage
2.7 Stock Control
Chapter 3 - Sampling and Testing
3.1 General
3.2 Sample Containers
3.3 Sampling Terminology
3.4 Definitions
Chapter 4 - Depot Facilities - Design Features
4.1 General
4.2 Tankage
4.3 Pipework
4.4 Filtration
4.5 Hydrant Systems
Chapter 5 - Receipt and Quality Procedures
5.1 General
5.2 Documentation
5.3 Receipt
5.4 Settling and Testing
5.5 Fuel Release Procedure
5.6 Additives
Chapter 6 - Storage Procedures
6.1 Routine Checks
6.2 Tank Cleaning
6.3 Receipt and Storage of Aviation Fuel in Drums
Chapter 7 - Fuelling Equipment - Design Features
7.1 General
7.2 Fuellers
7.3 Fixed Fuelling Cabinets and Trailers
Chapter 8 - General Operating Requirements and Maintenance
8.1 Housekeeping and Maintenance
8.2 Bonding
8.3 Bulk Meters
8.4 Pressure Gauges
8.5 Filtration Equipment
8.6 Depot Hoses
8.7 Hydrometers and Thermometers
8.8 Fire Extinguishers
8.9 Fuelling Equipment Maintenance - General
8.10 Fuelling Equipment Maintenance - Records
8.11 Interlocks
8.12 Bonding Wires
8.13 Pressure Control and Deadman System
8.14 Fuelling Equipment Hoses - Commissioning, Testing and
     Repair
8.15 Pressure Fuelling Couplings (Underwing Nozzle)
8.16 Overwing Nozzles
8.17 Hose-End Strainers
8.18 Routine Fueller Tank Inspection and Cleaning
Chapter 9 - Fueller Loading and Quality Control Requirements
9.1 Fueller Loading
9.2 Draining and Sampling
Chapter 10 - Fuelling Operations
10.1 Fuelling Personnel
10.2 Driving and Positioning of Vehicles
10.3 Bonding - Aircraft and Fuelling Equipment
10.4 Fuelling Procedures
10.5 Fuelling/Defuelling with Passengers on Board or Embarking
     or Disembarking
10.6 Fuelling while Aircraft Mounted Auxiliary Power Units are
     in Operation
10.7 Fuelling while Ground Power Units (GPU) are in Operation
10.8 Fuelling with Air Conditioning Units in Operation
10.9 Fuelling with One Aircraft Engine Running
10.10 Helicopter Fuelling
10.11 Fuelling in Hangers
Chapter 11 - Documentation
11.1 Records - Quality Control
11.2 Records - Maintenance
11.3 Records - Retention Periods
Appendix A1 - Filtration Equipment - Routine Maintenance Checks
A1.1 General
A1.2 Routine Checks on All Filters
A1.3 Element Change Criteria
A1.4 Records
A1.5 Gauze Strainers
Appendix A2 - Tank inspection Report
Appendix A3 - Hose Inspection and Test Procedures
A3.1 Monthly Test - All Airport Depot and Fuelling Equipment
     Hoses
A3.2 Six-Monthly Hydrostatic Pressure Test - Fuelling Equipment
     Hoses
Appendix A4 - Lost Time Incident Report
Appendix A5 - An Example of PPE Assessment
Appendix A6 - Fuel Order Form
Appendix A7 - Small Hydrant Systems
A7.1 Hydrant Servicers - Draining and Sampling
A7.2 Fuelling Procedures
A7.3 Hydrant Pit/Inlet Hose Identification and Protection
A7.4 Hydrant Servicers - Lanyards
A7.5 Flushing Hydrant System Low Points and Hydrant Pits
A7.6 Hydrant Pits - Cleaning and Maintenance
A7.7 Emergency Fuel Shut-Off
A7.8 Hydrant Pit Valve Testing
A7.9 Documentation and Records