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Fill LPG gas cylinders

KHU-TOU-0170

Australian Equivalent

SITTVAF010

Elements

Learning Outcomes

This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to safely fill liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders up to a maximum of 9kg. It requires sound knowledge of working with volatile and hazardous gas and how to respond to an emergency. The unit is relevant to holiday parks and resorts and other associated hospitality or retail workplaces that provide LPG cylinder filling services. It applies to frontline service or supervisory personnel who operate with a level of independence. Work is undertaken according to organisational policies and procedures and relevant legislative requirements. The skills in this unit must be applied in accordance with Commonwealth and State/Territory legislation, Australian/New Zealand standards and industry codes of practice. No occupational licensing, certification or specific legislative requirements apply to this unit at the time of

Elements & Learning Outcomes

E1Implement work health and safety policies and procedures for working with LPG.

0170.E1.O1Implement safe work practices when preparing, undertaking and finalising LPG decanting.

0170.E1.O2Move LPG cylinders following manual handling procedures.

0170.E1.O3Carry out first aid in the event of a cold burn.

0170.E1.O4Identify, eliminate or control hazards in LPG decanting area as they arise.

0170.E1.O5Report and document safety issues, hazards or incidents according to organisational work health and safety (WHS) reporting procedure.

0170.E1.O6Explain safe LPG decanting practices and relevant WHS procedures and information to customers and colleagues.

0170.E1.O7Participate in LPG WHS consultation processes.

E2Check LPG decanting cylinder for compliance.

0170.E2.O1Locate required warning notices and verify they are correct in accordance with legislative requirements.

0170.E2.O2Inspect decanting cylinder to confirm it meets safety regulations, standards and statutory requirements.

0170.E2.O3Ensure appropriate firefighting equipment is in place and has been tested within the required timeframe.

0170.E2.O4Rectify areas of non-compliance or refer to appropriate personnel as required.

E3Prepare for filling of cylinders.

0170.E3.O1Locate LPG decanting tool kit and confirm required tools and equipment are available.

0170.E3.O2Inspect LPG cylinders to confirm they are safe to fill according to legislative requirements and national standards.

0170.E3.O3Explain to customers the specific reason and potential safety risks if cylinder does not comply.

0170.E3.O4Retain hazardous cylinders according to organisational policies and procedures as required and offer customer alternative options.

0170.E3.O5Drill holes in hazardous LPG cylinder to ‘make safe’ if customer insists on having it returned.

0170.E3.O6Scan decanting area to ensure it is safe to commence decanting process.

0170.E3.O7Earth cylinder and discharge body build-up of static electricity.

0170.E3.O8Put on required protective equipment.

E4Fill cylinders.

0170.E4.O1Place cylinder in an upright position, connect decanting hose and commence filling.

0170.E4.O2When cylinder is full safely close bleed valve, remove filling hose and finalise decanting.

0170.E4.O3Check cylinder for leaks and empty if required.

0170.E4.O4Secure all tools and equipment and lock decanting cylinder.

E5Follow LPG emergency procedures.

0170.E5.O1Respond to LPG emergencies according to organisational emergency procedures and call for assistance from colleagues and authorities as required.

0170.E5.O2Clean up following emergencies and check all equipment for damage.

0170.E5.O3Repair, replace or re-order damaged equipment as required.

0170.E5.O4Complete LPG emergency incident and hazard report.