741932 Aircraft Refueller

Role overview

Fills aircraft with aviation fuel by operating a tanker truck or hydrant vehicle and connecting a fuel system to the aircraft fuel tank. Registration or licensing is required.

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Tasks

• Operates fuelling vehicles and equipment to refuel aircraft according to specific fuel requirements
• Connects ground fuel storage tanks to aircraft by operating pumps and valves, managing flow rates to prevent overfilling or under filling
• Monitors fuel levels in storage tanks and ensures accurate and safe fuelling of aircraft
• Inspects fuelling equipment and reports any malfunctions or damage while following safety procedures and regulations
• Maintains records of fuel transactions, completes necessary paperwork and communicates with aircraft crew and ground personnel to coordinate fuelling operations
• Performs routine maintenance and cleaning of fuelling equipment
• Responds to fuel-related emergencies, such as spills or leaks, by executing emergency response procedures

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