This course covers the purpose, procedures and cautionary measures used for general fuel handling.
Learning Outcomes
- By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Visual Appearance Tests
- API Gravity and Metric Density
- Sump Sampling
- Electrical Conductivity-Portable Meter Method
- Flash Point by Small Scale Closed Tester
- Product Identification
- Electrostatic Hazards in Mixing Aviation Fuels
- Preservice Cleanliness Inspection Of Fueling Equipment
- Shipment Of Aviation Fuel Samples
- Fuel Sampling Techniques
- Aviation Fuel Additives
- Flushing New Aviation Fueling Hoses
On successful completion of this course attendees will have gained:
- An overview of the manufacturing process of aviation jet fuel
- Understanding of how aviation jet fuel should be handled safely
- Understanding of the significance of product quality within the jet fuel sector
- Insight into the processes within aviation jet fuel to ensure quality is ascertained and monitored along the supply chain
- An overview of how the International Standards apply along the supply chain
- An overview of the significance of threats to aviation jet fuel quality
