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Overfills <br />Overfills happen when a driver tries to put <br />too much fuel into the tank and the over- <br />flow shut-off equipment doesn't work. <br />Overfill alarms go off when the under- <br />ground tank is nearly full. It's a warning <br />that a big problem might happen if <br />you're not careful. <br />To prevent overfills <br />o Know where the alarm and emergency <br />shut-off button are located. <br />vnIFIFD <br />UNIFIED WESTERN GROCERS, INC. <br />Q Watch or listen for an alarm during the filling of <br />the underground tank. <br />Q Take seriously any alarm warning. <br />o Don't ignore overfill alarms just because you hear <br />or see them from time to time. <br />o Alert the truck driver if the alarm goes off. <br />o Check the fuel level in the tank monitor if you have <br />one. <br />Q Report any spills (see last page). <br />Q Silence the alarm if the driver has the situation <br />under control. <br />0 BTA © 2003 <br />