Chemical & Fuel Safety · 2–5 min toolbox talk
Safe Use of Fuel Caddies
A safety talk covering grounding, spill prevention, and hose control when transferring fuel using caddies.
Use this printed script for your tailgate or toolbox talk. Read through the hazards, script, and questions with your crew.
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“Safe Use of Fuel Caddies”
Key Hazards
- Fuel spills
- Fire risk from static
- Hose leaks during transfer
2–3 Minute Talk Script
Safe use of fuel caddies is essential for mechanics, grounds crews, and equipment operators. Moving and dispensing fuel must be done with caution.
Workers should ground the caddy before fueling to prevent static ignition.
Different fuels—gasoline, diesel, or mixed fuel—must be clearly labeled to prevent cross-contamination.
Inspecting hoses and nozzles before use prevents leaks.
Safety Reminders
- Ground caddies before fueling.
- Label fuels clearly.
- Inspect hoses for damage.
- Clean spills immediately.
Ask the Crew
- Is the caddy grounded properly?
- Are we using the correct fuel type?