AVIJ0002 — Conduct quality control operations related to refuelling and defuelling aircraft

1 Conduct dispenser sampling processes

• 1.1Fuel samples are taken from dispenser for visual testing at the commencement of routine operations in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements
• 1.2Fuel samples are taken from dispenser for visual testing during fuelling operations in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements

2 Conduct fueller sampling processes

• 2.1Fuel samples are taken from fueller for visual testing at the commencement of routine operations and during fuelling operations in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements
• 2.2Additional samples are taken from fueller after defuelling operations, vehicle washing, maintenance and rain events

3 Conduct visual check of fuel samples

• 3.1Fuel sample is inspected and colour identified and interpreted to determine grade of fuel in accordance with workplace procedures and established colour criteria
• 3.2Sample is inspected for free water and dirt particles in accordance with workplace procedures and established manual or automated processes
• 3.3Water detector capsules are used to check for suspended water in accordance with manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures
• 3.4Results of visual checks are recorded and reported in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements

4 Test membrane filtration (millepore sampling)

• 4.1Hydrant dispenser vehicle is positioned at test rig and is interlocked/chocked in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.2Fuellers are tested independent of test rig by circulating product through delivery hose back to tank to achieve required flow rates
• 4.3Bonding leads are attached in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.4Fueller/dispenser delivery hoses are connected to achieve a flow rate of at least 50% of rated flow of filter
• 4.5Hydrant dispenser lanyard is connected to pit valve and inlet hose is connected in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.6Colorimetric capsule is loaded in accordance with manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures
• 4.7Checks are made to ensure capsule is located in housing with millepore monitor inlet facing upstream
• 4.8Apparatus is connected to filter outlet millepore sample connection or nozzle millepore sample point
• 4.9Pressure and flow rate are adjusted to workplace specifications
• 4.10Apparatus is flushed
• 4.11Calorimetric test samples are drawn monthly in accordance with sampling schedules
• 4.12Gravimetric and microbiological tests are drawn every three months in accordance with sampling schedules, ensuring that initial sample is drawn for gravimetric test then gravimetric capsule is replaced with microbiological capsule, and another sample is drawn in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.13Apparatus is disconnected and capsule is removed
• 4.14Gravimetric and microbiological samples are labelled and dispatched to laboratory in accordance with workplace procedures
• 4.15Colorimetric assessment is conducted in accordance with manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures
• 4.16Test results are documented in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements

5 Measure pressure differential on filter vessels

• 5.1Gauge is checked in accordance with manufacturer instructions and workplace procedures
• 5.2Flow through vessel into aircraft or test rig is started in accordance with workplace procedures
• 5.3Pressure differential at maximum flow rate obtained is read
• 5.4Results are analysed and recorded in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements
• 5.5Where differential pressure exceeds filter manufacturer recommended differential pressure at flow rates above 50% of the maximum rated flow of filter vessel, situation is reported immediately to supervisor for investigation in accordance with workplace procedures and regulatory requirements

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