Before refuelling

• Sail the boat slowly into the station
• Tie the boat securely to the fuel dock
• Avoid tying-up the boat alongside another boat
• Turn off power supply, electrical switches and other sources of ignition
• Put away any fabric soaked with flammable material
• Check out the fuel tank, conveyance tube and battery to confirm good condition
• Ensure there is no slippery material on the floor of the boat
• Ask all passengers to step out of the boat for optimum personal safety
• Close all windows, portholes, hatches and cabin doors so as to prevent fumes entering the hull
• Open boat fuel tank and place the cap on the boat floor nearby
  
  

 During refuelling

• Inform filler standing on the jetty about your product needs and mode of payment
• Receive the appropriate nozzle from the filler
• Insert the nozzle into fuel tank and ensure that it is fully inserted inside the fill neck
• Ensure nozzle is securely in place and avoid producing nozzle-neck friction and sparks
• Start filling after the filler lifts up the nozzle lever at the dispenser side
• Ensure there is no overflowing or spillage of fuel
  
  

 After refuelling

• Remove the nozzle carefully and close the fuel tank
• Return the nozzle to the filler
• Give the filler the payment either by cash or card
• Open all hatches so as to ventilate the boat
• Inspect bilges and properly clean up leakages and spillages, if any
• Start the engine
• Reload the passengers
• Sail the boat slowly out of the station
  
  

General tips

• Keep boat well-maintained and equipped with a fire extinguisher and spill kit along with respective user guide
• Do not smoke and keep mobile phones switched off when the boat is at the station
• Only buy portable jerry cans approved by ADNOC Distribution, if required

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