This one-day course explains the test procedures required to verify fuel dispensers other than LPG dispensers (namely those which deliver petrol, diesel or kerosene). It is designed for inspectors and verifiers who are responsible for ensuring that fuel dispensers measure accurately and that they comply with their certificates of approval.
Objectives
The courses provide participants with the skills:
- to understand the role of trade measurement within the national measurement system
- to identify the major components of a fuel dispenser
- to analyse the fuel dispenser's operating environment to determine how it could impact on its performance
- to identify sources of any possible operational error
- to verify a fuel dispenser in accordance with the test procedures and workplace health and safety guidelines
Outline
The topics covered include:
- Australia's measurement system
- construction of a fuel dispenser
- equipment required for testing a fuel dispenser
- working safely with petroleum products
- visual inspection
- functional testing
- performance testing
Course details
25 March 2010 at NMI, 26 Dick Perry Avenue, Kensington, WA 6151
5 May 2010 at Metrology House, 383 Boundary Street, Spring Hill, QLD 4000
20 July 2010 at NMI, 1/153 Bertie Street, Port Melbourne, VIC 3207
The course will start at 9 am and end by 5 pm. Numbers are limited so please register early.
Fee
$320 (courses before 1 July) and $330 (courses after 1 July) which includes GST, lunch, refreshments, NMI V 2-1 Test Procedures for Fuel Dispensers other than LPG Dispensers, NMI V 0 Uniform Test Procedures: General Information and other course material.
Contact us
Phone (02) 8467 3796 or email training@measurement.gov.au.