118.02.1-14. TANK TRUCKS--OPERATION.
AR ADC 118.02.1-14Arkansas Administrative Code
Ark. Admin. Code 118.02.1-14
118.02.1-14. TANK TRUCKS--OPERATION.
D. No repairs shall be performed on a tank truck, container, nor any tank used for fuel of whatsoever nature requiring the use of flame, arc, or other means of welding unless the tank or compartment shall first have been made gas free by steaming or other acceptable method to ensure complete removal of all combustible product.
E. Accidents involving tank trucks should be reported to the Office of the Director immediately or not later than twenty four (24) hours after the accident. Tank trucks that have undergone a road accident which would cause repairs shall be removed from service until inspection and approval by the Board.
H. Each delivery and transport unit not equipped with acceptable locking devices shall be equipped with suitable chock blocks or their equivalent adequately stored in a suitable location. The blocks shall be placed at the rear wheels to prevent rolling of the vehicle whenever it is parked on an incline or uneven surface where rolling is possible, and during loading and unloading operations.
J. Each delivery truck shall be equipped with two (2) hand fire extinguishers with an aggregate capacity of not less than twenty (20) pounds and shall be of the dry chemical type. (One twenty (20) pound dry chemical type and one quart size Pyrene, or any other type extinguisher will be considered as complying with the requirement for two extinguishers on delivery trucks only.) Each transport truck shall be equipped with two (2) hand fire extinguishers with an aggregate capacity of not less than twenty-four (24) pounds and which shall be of the dry chemical type. One shall be located at the rear of the transport; the other at or near the cab.
Current with amendments received through February 15, 2024. Some sections may be more current, see credit for details.
Ark. Admin. Code 118.02.1-14, AR ADC 118.02.1-14
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