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This document provides detailed guidance on the safety measures to be applied when operating a gasoline tanker truck, helping to minimize the risk of accidents and protect the health of drivers and transport personnel. Discover the regulations to follow, preventive measures, and emergency handling techniques during operation.

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PART I: CURRENT STATE OF SAFETY FOR WORK RELATED TO GASOLINE TANKER TRUCKS

I. General Situation

The Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs informs sectors and localities of the occupational accident situation in the first 6 months of 2024 and outlines key solutions to proactively prevent incidents and accidents in the last 6 months of 2024. According to reports from 61 out of 63 centrally governed provinces and cities, in the first 6 months of 2024, there were a total of 3,201 occupational accidents nationwide (a decrease of 227 cases, equivalent to 7.09% compared to the same period in 2023), resulting in 3,065 victims (a decrease of 197 people, equivalent to 6.04% compared to the first 6 months of 2023), including both employees under labor contracts and those working without labor contracts. Specifically:

Number of fatal occupational accidents: 320 cases, a decrease of 25 cases (7.25%) compared to the first 6 months of 2023 (including 245 cases in areas with labor relations, a decrease of 28 cases or 10.3%; and 75 cases in areas without labor contracts, an increase of 3 cases or 4.2% compared to the first 6 months of 2023);
Number of deaths due to occupational accidents: 346 people, a decrease of 7 people or 1.98% compared to the same period in 2023 (including 268 in areas with labor relations, a decrease of 13 people or 4.63%; and 78 in areas without labor contracts, an increase of 6 people or 8.33%).
Number of people seriously injured: 810 people, an increase of 26 people or 3.32% compared to the first 6 months of 2023 (including 710 in areas with labor relations, a decrease of 5 people or 0.7%; and 100 in areas without labor contracts, an increase of 31 people or 44.92%).

Download the PDF file Occupational Accident Report – First 6 Months of 2024 issued by the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.

The occupational accident situation in the first 6 months of 2024 in both sectors with and without labor relations saw a decrease in the number of deaths and fatal accidents compared to the same period in 2023.

II. Some occupational accidents when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Operating a gasoline tanker truck requires a high degree of caution and technical knowledge from drivers. However, there are still many occupational accidents related to the operation of gasoline tanker trucks, causing serious consequences not only for the driver but also for the environment and the surrounding community. Below are some common accidents when operating a gasoline tanker truck:

Gasoline leaks: One of the main problems when operating a gasoline tanker truck is the risk of gasoline leaks. Leaks can occur due to failures in the tank system or due to unsafe transport. Gasoline leaks can lead to the risk of fire and explosion and cause serious injury to the driver and people nearby.
Collisions and rollovers: Gasoline tanker trucks have a large payload and are difficult to control, especially when driving on hilly terrain or narrow roads. Collisions can occur with other vehicles on the road or with infrastructure, leading to serious consequences such as rollovers and gasoline leaks.
Fires and explosions: Due to the volatile and flammable nature of gasoline, an accident can quickly lead to a fire and explosion. Fires and explosions on gasoline tanker trucks can have serious consequences, from material damage to the risk of death for the driver and pedestrians.
Environmental pollution: An accident causing a gasoline leak from a tanker truck not only poses a fire and explosion risk but also causes serious environmental pollution. Gasoline is a volatile liquid that pollutes water and soil, affecting the ecosystem and human health.
Deterioration of road conditions: Accidents involving gasoline tanker trucks can also cause the deterioration of road conditions, damaging infrastructure and creating a traffic safety risk for participants.

Occupational accidents when operating gasoline tanker trucks not only cause material damage but also have serious consequences for the environment and traffic safety. Applying safety measures and strictly adhering to operating regulations are necessary to minimize risks and protect the safety of everyone.

PART II: OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH WHEN OPERATING A GASOLINE TANKER TRUCK

I. Introduction

A. Overview of the importance of occupational safety when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Occupational safety when operating a gasoline tanker truck is extremely important because it affects not only the health and life of the driver but also the safety of the surrounding community and the environment. Operating a gasoline tanker truck requires special attention to every technical detail, procedure, and safety aspect.

Occupational accidents can lead to serious consequences, including fires, explosions, environmental pollution, and injuries to the driver and surrounding residents. This places a high demand on specialized training and strict adherence to safety regulations.

Protecting occupational safety is not only the responsibility of the driver but also the responsibility of transport companies and regulatory agencies. For businesses, investing in training and safety equipment not only helps to minimize the risk of accidents but also increases their efficiency and reputation in the industry.

In summary, occupational safety when operating a gasoline tanker truck is not just a personal task but also a social and corporate responsibility that needs to be accepted and implemented seriously and continuously.

B. Important safety protocols and regulations when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Specialized training: Gasoline tanker truck drivers need to be fully trained on safety procedures, emergency handling, and the use of protective equipment. Periodic and continuous training is also an indispensable factor to update new knowledge and skills.
Periodic inspection: Gasoline tanker trucks need to be periodically inspected to ensure all systems are functioning correctly and safely. Parts such as the braking system, anti-theft system, and fire suppression system need to be thoroughly checked.
Compliance with laws and regulations: Gasoline tanker truck drivers must comply with all local and national safety regulations, including regulations on speed, load capacity, and how to handle hazardous materials.
Use of protective equipment: Drivers and transport personnel need to be fully equipped with protective gear such as helmets, high-visibility vests, and gloves to protect them from potential risks during operation.
Risk management: Transport companies need to establish risk management policies and emergency response plans to ensure maximum safety for employees and the surrounding community.

II. Components and Functions of a Gasoline Tanker Truck

A. The different components of a gasoline tanker truck

Tank: This is the main part of the vehicle, the tank is designed to contain and transport gasoline safely. The tank is usually made of durable and corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel or aluminum, and can be insulated to keep the gasoline at a stable temperature.
Pumping system and hoses: To ensure that gasoline is pumped out and transferred to destination points effectively, a gasoline tanker truck is equipped with a powerful pumping system and high-quality fluid hoses.
Braking and suspension system: Due to the large weight of the gasoline in the tank, the braking and suspension system needs to be designed to be able to control and maintain safety when the vehicle is in motion.
Safety system: To prevent unwanted accidents and incidents, gasoline tanker trucks are often equipped with safety systems such as leak sensors, anti-theft systems, and automatic fire suppression systems.
Control equipment: In addition to the basic systems, a gasoline tanker truck also has control equipment such as a control panel and control switches so that the driver can control and monitor the vehicle’s functions.

B. Structure and operating principle of a gasoline tanker truck

A gasoline tanker truck is designed to contain and transport gasoline safely and effectively. The structure of a gasoline tanker truck includes a liquid tank, a pumping system, a braking and suspension system, a safety system, and control equipment.

The liquid tank is the main part of the vehicle, usually made of stainless steel or aluminum to withstand large weights and resist corrosion. The pumping system and hoses are used to pump gasoline from the tank to destination points effectively. The braking and suspension system is designed to ensure control and maintain safety when the vehicle is on the road.

Safety equipment such as leak sensors, anti-theft systems, and automatic fire suppression systems play an important role in preventing unwanted accidents and incidents. Finally, control equipment such as the control panel and control switches are used by the driver to control and monitor the vehicle’s functions.

C. Applications in the petroleum industry of a gasoline tanker truck

Transport from production plants to retail points: Gasoline tanker trucks are used to transport gasoline from production plants or storage facilities to retail points such as gas stations, service stations, and automated fueling points.
Specialized gasoline supply services: In some cases, gasoline tanker trucks are also used to supply specialized gasoline to industrial customers, such as farms, factories, or other industrial facilities with large fuel needs.
Maintenance and repair of storage facilities: In addition to transporting gasoline, gasoline tanker trucks can also be used to maintain and repair petroleum storage facilities, such as supplying new gasoline or pumping old gasoline out of tanks for maintenance.
Support in emergency situations: In some emergency situations such as natural disasters or traffic accidents, gasoline tanker trucks can also be used to supply gasoline to fire or rescue vehicles, or to supply gasoline to vehicles and local residents.

D. Risks associated with operating a gasoline tanker truck

Risk of fire and explosion: Gasoline is a volatile and flammable liquid, so a minor accident can lead to a major fire and explosion. This is particularly concerning when a gasoline tanker truck is involved in a collision or leak.
Gasoline leaks: Gasoline leaks can occur due to failures in the tank system or unsafe transport. Gasoline leaks can be dangerous to the environment and human health, while also increasing the risk of fire and explosion.
Collisions and rollovers: Gasoline tanker trucks have a large payload and are difficult to control, especially when driving on hilly terrain or narrow roads. A collision can lead to a rollover and have serious consequences.
Environmental pollution: An accident that causes a gasoline leak from a tanker truck not only poses a fire and explosion risk but also causes serious environmental pollution, affecting the ecosystem and human health.
Occupational accidents: Operating a gasoline tanker truck requires a high level of professional skill and caution. Occupational accidents can occur due to negligence or failure to follow safety rules, causing injury to the driver and people nearby.

III. Safety Inspection and Maintenance Before Operating a Gasoline Tanker Truck

A. Safety check before operating a gasoline tanker truck

Check the braking system: Ensure that the braking system is working effectively by checking the brake pressure and the condition of the brake pads, shoes, and hoses.
Check the suspension system: Check the suspension system to ensure that it is not damaged or worn and is capable of keeping the vehicle stable on all types of terrain.
Check the gasoline tank: Check the gasoline tank to ensure that there are no leaks and no signs of wear or corrosion.
Check the pumping system: Check the pumping system and hoses to ensure that they are working correctly and there are no leaks.
Check the safety equipment: Check safety devices such as leak sensors and anti-theft systems to ensure that they are working effectively.
Check the control equipment: Check control devices such as the control panel and switches to ensure that the driver can control and monitor the vehicle’s functions accurately.
Check protective equipment: Ensure that all protective equipment such as helmets, high-visibility vests, and gloves are used fully and correctly.

B. Guide to periodic maintenance of a gasoline tanker truck

Check the braking system: Perform a periodic check of the braking system to ensure stable brake pressure and check the condition of the brake pads and shoes.
Check the suspension system: Check the suspension system to ensure there are no signs of wear or damage and that the system is capable of keeping the vehicle stable on all types of terrain.
Maintain the gasoline tank: Perform periodic maintenance on the gasoline tank, including checking for leaks and wear, ensuring it is not damaged or corroded.
Maintain the pumping system: Maintain the pumping system periodically to ensure it is working correctly and shows no signs of leaks or damage.
Check safety equipment: Perform a periodic check on safety devices such as leak sensors and anti-theft systems to ensure they are working effectively.
Replace parts and oil: Replace parts and oil periodically to ensure the vehicle operates stably and efficiently.

IV. Safe Operating Procedure for a Gasoline Tanker Truck

A. Step-by-step guide on the safe operating procedure for a gasoline tanker truck

Pre-trip inspection: Before starting your journey, thoroughly inspect all systems and equipment on the vehicle, including the braking system, suspension, gasoline tank, and safety system. Ensure everything is working correctly and there are no problems.
Handle gasoline safely: When pumping or handling gasoline, follow all safety procedures and ensure there is no risk of fire or explosion. Use personal protective equipment such as a mask and gloves and avoid direct contact with gasoline.
Drive carefully: Drivers of gasoline tanker trucks must be careful and focused. Ensure you follow safe speeds and always maintain a safe distance from other vehicles.
Handle emergency situations: In the event of an emergency such as a gasoline leak or a traffic accident, follow the pre-trained procedure and response plan to ensure your own safety and that of everyone around you.
Perform regular maintenance: Perform regular maintenance on the vehicle to ensure that all systems and equipment are working correctly and safely.
Comply with regulations: Always comply with all safety regulations of the authorities and the industry to ensure the safety of yourself and the public.

B. Emergency handling measures and incident response mechanisms when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Stop the vehicle safely: As soon as an incident is detected, the driver should stop the vehicle safely, ensuring it does not pose a danger to themselves or others around.
Protect the environment: In the event of a gasoline leak, try to contain the spread of the gasoline to protect the environment. Use absorbent materials such as sand or sorbent granules to absorb the gasoline and prevent its spread.
Contact the authorities: Immediately notify the authorities and receive their support in handling the incident and resolving the problem.
Control the risk of fire and explosion: In the event of a fire or explosion risk, focus on controlling and reducing this risk by using a fire extinguisher and other safety measures.
First aid and medical assistance: Ensure there is a sufficient first aid kit on the vehicle and provide timely medical assistance to anyone injured in the incident.
Evaluate and learn: After the incident has been brought under control, conduct a detailed evaluation to understand the cause and learn from the experience to improve safety measures in the future.

V. Risk Assessment and Hazard Management when Operating a Gasoline Tanker Truck

A. Identifying potential risks and hazards in operating a gasoline tanker truck

Risk of fire and explosion: Gasoline is a volatile and flammable liquid, so a minor collision or leak can cause a major fire and explosion risk.
Leakage risk: Gasoline leaks from a tanker truck can occur due to damage or core failure of the tank, posing a danger to the environment and human health.
Traffic accidents: Gasoline tanker trucks are large and heavy, requiring careful driving and control skills. Traffic accidents can occur due to loss of control, collision, or rollover.
Environmental pollution: Gasoline leaks from a tanker truck can cause serious environmental pollution, affecting land, water, and air.
Labor risks: Operating a gasoline tanker truck requires a high degree of caution and strict adherence to safety regulations to ensure the safety of the driver and other employees.
Extreme weather: Extreme weather such as heavy rain, avalanches, or ice can increase the risk of accidents and reduce the driver’s control on the road.

B. Effective hazard prevention strategies when operating a gasoline tanker truck

1. Regular inspection and maintenance of the gasoline tanker truck for safe operation

Check the braking system: Ensure that the braking system is working correctly by checking the brake pressure and the condition of the brake pads, shoes, and hoses.
Check the suspension system: Check the suspension system to ensure that there are no signs of wear or damage and that the system is capable of keeping the vehicle stable on all types of terrain.
Maintain the gasoline tank: Perform periodic maintenance on the gasoline tank, including checking for leaks and wear, ensuring it is not damaged or corroded.
Maintain the pumping system: Maintain the pumping system periodically to ensure that it is working correctly and shows no signs of leaks or damage.
Check safety equipment: Periodically check safety devices such as leak sensors and anti-theft systems to ensure they are working effectively.
Replace parts and oil: Replace parts and oil periodically to ensure the vehicle operates stably and efficiently.

2. Adhere to occupational safety regulations for the safe operation of a gasoline tanker truck

Training and instruction: Ensure that all employees involved in the operation of a gasoline tanker truck are fully trained and instructed on safety rules, operating procedures, and emergency measures.
Use of protective equipment: Require everyone involved in the operation of a gasoline tanker truck to use full personal protective equipment such as a helmet, high-visibility vest, gloves, and safety glasses.
Adhere to speed and traffic laws: Ensure that all drivers follow safe speeds and always adhere to local traffic regulations to minimize the risk of accidents.
Handle gasoline safely: Instruct employees operating a gasoline tanker truck on how to handle gasoline safely, including avoiding open flames and ensuring there is no flammable environment nearby.
Report incidents: Encourage everyone to immediately report any incidents or dangerous situations they encounter so they can be handled in a timely manner and to prevent accidents from occurring.

3. Identify and mark the safe zone when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Identify the safe zone: Identify safe zones around the gasoline tanker truck, such as the area near the gasoline tank, the operating area of the gasoline pump, and the inspection and maintenance area.
Mark the safe zone: Use signs, road markings, or other signs to clearly mark the safe zones and to warn everyone of the potential danger.
Train employees: Ensure that all employees involved in the operation of a gasoline tanker truck are trained on the safe zones and safety procedures when working near these zones.
Comply with regulations: Ensure that everyone complies with the regulations and instructions related to the safe zone, including prohibiting smoking, using mobile phones, or causing a disturbance in that area.
Evaluate and update: Conduct a periodic evaluation of the performance and effectiveness of the safety measures and update them as needed to ensure that the safe zone is always maintained and improved.

4. Use personal protective equipment when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Helmet: A helmet helps protect the head from impacts and the risk of head injury in the event of an accident.
Gloves: Using protective gloves helps protect the hands from chemicals and gasoline, while also helping to reduce the risk of infection and injury.
High-visibility vest: A high-visibility vest helps to increase the driver’s visibility, especially in low-light conditions or at night.
Safety glasses: Use safety glasses to protect the eyes from dust, debris, or chemicals that can be harmful when working around a gasoline tanker truck.
Protective clothing: Ensure you are wearing appropriate protective clothing to protect your body from potential risks, including contact with gasoline.
Protective mask: In the event of a leak or exposure to toxic substances, use a protective mask to protect your respiratory system.

5. Emergency procedure and response in case of an incident when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Protect people and the environment: Prioritize the safety of everyone and the environment by immediately reporting the incident and trying to contain the spread of the hazard and the cause of the incident.
Turn off lights and engine: In the event of a fire or explosion risk or a gasoline leak, turn off the engine and the lighting system to minimize the risk of fire or explosion.
Notify the authorities: Report the incident immediately to the authorities and request their assistance in handling and resolving the problem.
Control the spread: Take measures to control and contain the spread of the hazard and the cause of the incident, including using absorbent materials to absorb the gasoline and to prevent its spread.
First aid and medical assistance: Provide timely first aid and medical assistance to anyone injured in the incident, while also ensuring that they are moved out of the danger zone.
Evaluate and learn: After the incident is under control, conduct a detailed evaluation to understand the cause and to learn from the experience to improve procedures and to prevent similar accidents in the future.

6. Participate in occupational safety courses when operating a gasoline tanker truck

Occupational safety and health training is not only a legal requirement but also a commitment to the safety and health of workers. It helps employees recognize and deal with risks and hazardous situations, thereby minimizing accidents, injuries, or fatalities in their daily work.

The risk of accidents is always present and can happen at any time in the work environment due to human error and the inability to foresee every situation. This emphasizes the need for occupational safety training and constant vigilance.

When participating in occupational safety training at An Toan Nam Viet Center, workers will be methodically trained from theory to real-life risk scenarios. Accordingly, there will be measures to identify and prevent occupational accident risks that may occur during work. After the training course, trainees will take occupational safety tests to obtain an occupational safety certificate. From there, workers will have a clear understanding of safety knowledge as well as valid certification for work.

VI. Factors Affecting Occupational Safety when Operating a Gasoline Tanker Truck

A. How weather conditions affect the operation of a gasoline tanker truck

Heavy rain: Heavy rain can reduce visibility and increase the risk of slipping, especially on flat or sloping city streets. Slipping on the road can cause a loss of control of the tanker truck, leading to an accident.
Avalanches and ice: In avalanche or icy conditions, city streets can be slippery and dangerous. A gasoline tanker truck needs to have solid and careful driving technique to avoid the risk of losing control.
Tropical storms and strong winds: In a tropical environment or when there are strong winds, a gasoline tanker truck can be affected by the strong wind force, causing a loss of control and the risk of overturning.
High temperature: High temperatures can cause rapid evaporation of gasoline from the tank, increasing the risk of fire, explosion, and leakage.

B. How the working environment affects the operation of a gasoline tanker truck

Working pressure: In a high or low pressure working environment, the performance of the braking system and the drive system can be affected. This can increase the risk of an accident and require the driver to be more careful during operation.
Humidity: A high humidity working environment can cause rapid wear and affect the parts of the vehicle. Humidity can also reduce visibility and create difficult working conditions for the driver.
Temperature: The working temperature can also affect the performance of the engine and the braking system. In high temperature conditions, a gasoline tanker truck may have to work at a higher load, increasing the risk of an incident.
Noise level: A high noise working environment can reduce the driver’s concentration and increase the risk of an accident due to a lack of attention.

C. How the technical condition of a gasoline tanker truck affects its operation

Basic failures: Problems such as flat tires, a non-functioning braking system, or an unresponsive steering system can lead to serious incidents and accidents.
Leaks or gasoline leaks: Gasoline leaks can pose a fire and explosion risk and cause environmental pollution, while also reducing the vehicle’s operating efficiency.
Malfunctioning drive system: If the drive system is not functioning correctly, the tanker truck can lose control and easily cause an accident.
Malfunctioning braking system: A malfunctioning braking system can increase the vehicle’s stopping time and increase the risk of a rear-end collision.
Balance and stability: When the vehicle’s balance and stability are not maintained, it can lead to a loss of control and an accident.

D. How the safety knowledge and skills of the worker affect the operation of a gasoline tanker truck

Safety knowledge: The driver needs to have a clear understanding of the potential risks when operating a gasoline tanker truck, including the risk of fire, explosion, gasoline leaks, and traffic accidents. This knowledge helps them to recognize and react in time in dangerous situations.
Driving skills: Professional driving skills are a decisive factor in ensuring safety when operating a gasoline tanker truck. This includes safe driving skills in different traffic conditions, speed and distance management skills, and the ability to react in time in an emergency.
Inspection and maintenance procedures: An understanding of the periodic inspection and maintenance procedures for a gasoline tanker truck is extremely important. Performing inspections and maintenance correctly helps to ensure that the vehicle is always in the best operating condition and to minimize the risk of an incident during operation.
A careful attitude: A careful and attentive attitude also plays an important role in ensuring safety when operating a gasoline tanker truck. Concentration and attention to the job help the driver to react quickly and effectively in all situations.

VII. Occupational Safety Training on Skills for Safe Operation of a Gasoline Tanker Truck

A. Why operators of gasoline tanker trucks need to be trained in occupational safety

Occupational safety training for operators of gasoline tanker trucks is extremely important for many reasons. First, the risk of accidents and incidents related to the operation of a gasoline tanker truck is very high due to the hazardous nature of this liquid. Occupational safety training provides drivers with the necessary knowledge and skills to recognize, assess, and minimize risks during work.

Second, occupational safety training helps drivers to clearly understand the specific safety regulations and procedures when operating a gasoline tanker truck. They are instructed on how to use personal protective equipment, to inspect and maintain the vehicle periodically, and how to respond to emergency situations such as a gasoline leak or a fire.

Finally, occupational safety training helps to raise the safety awareness and attitude of the driver. They understand the importance of following safety rules not only for themselves but also for everyone around them and the environment. This helps to create a safe and professional work environment, to minimize the risk of accidents, and to protect the health of all involved.

B. Where to get occupational safety training for operating a gasoline tanker truck?

An Toan Nam Viet is a reputable and high-quality occupational safety training center in Vietnam today. With occupational safety training sessions held continuously at production workshops, factories, or construction sites across the country (63 provinces in Vietnam).

To ensure the training is effective, An Toan Nam Viet prepares carefully and meticulously down to the smallest detail. From preparing tools, equipment, teaching aids to curriculum, materials, sound, and lighting.

The occupational safety training instructors at An Toan Nam Viet are experts with many years of experience in the field. They even have research projects identifying hazards in all industries and how to prevent them.

The instructors’ lectures are drawn from practice and conveyed in the most vivid and easy-to-understand way to the workers. These factors help workers feel comfortable during their study time and absorb the teaching knowledge well. Of course, the knowledge conveyed always closely follows Decree 44/2016/ND-CP. From there, they learn many measures to prevent hazards and how to protect themselves. At the same time, they also apply it most appropriately in their actual work.

VIII. The Significance of Occupational Safety in Operating a Gasoline Tanker Truck

A. The importance of maintaining occupational safety in operating a gasoline tanker truck

Maintaining occupational safety in the operation of a gasoline tanker truck is extremely important for many reasons. First of all, the liquid gasoline is a major safety hazard, as it is flammable and can have serious consequences if not handled correctly. Training and maintaining occupational safety helps to ensure that vehicle operators know how to avoid dangerous situations and to handle them safely.

Second, maintaining occupational safety also helps to protect the health of employees. Safety measures such as using personal protective equipment and following safety procedures help to minimize the risk of accidents and to protect the health of those working in this industry.

Finally, maintaining occupational safety in the operation of a gasoline tanker truck also helps to create a professional and effective work environment. When employees feel safe and supported, they can work more effectively without worrying about the risk to themselves and their colleagues. This can help to improve performance and to strengthen the safety culture in the organization.

B. Important safety measures to know before operating a gasoline tanker truck

Use personal protective equipment: Ensure everyone operating the vehicle is wearing adequate personal protective equipment such as a helmet, safety glasses, gloves, and a fire-retardant jacket. This is the first and most important measure to protect oneself from the risk of accidents and fires.
Follow traffic rules: The driver needs to follow all traffic rules and have a clear understanding of the local laws related to the operation of a gasoline tanker truck. This includes maintaining a safe distance from other vehicles, reducing speed in populated areas, and ensuring signals are used correctly.
Inspect the vehicle before departure: Before each trip, the driver should thoroughly inspect all systems of the gasoline tanker truck, including the braking system, steering system, lights, and horn. This helps to detect technical problems early and to reduce the risk of incidents on the road.
Handle incidents safely: Training on how to handle incidents such as a gasoline leak, a fire, or a traffic accident is extremely important. The driver needs to know how to react quickly and effectively in an emergency to minimize damage and risk to themselves and others.

Participate in occupational safety training: Complete an occupational safety training course to be issued an occupational safety card by a safety training center to strengthen the file according to regulations when working.