Section 6-4 - Flammable Liquid Handling and Storage (Flashpoint Less Than 100°F.) (a) Requirements. - (i) Only approved containers, or approved safety containers, shall be used as containers of flammable liquids having a flashpoint lower than 100°F., such as gasoline, naphtha, etc.
- (ii) Smoking or open flames shall not be allowed within seventy five (75) feet of the handling of flammable liquids. Any engine being refueled shall be shut off during such refueling.
- (iii) Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) shall be handled in accordance with the State of Wyoming Occupational Health and Safety 1910 - General Rules and Regulations, Subpart H, in all operations.
- (iv) An electrical bond shall be maintained between containers when a flammable liquid is being transferred from one to the other.
- (v) Storage of flammable liquids shall be in approved containers.
- (vi) Discharge nozzles and valves shall be of the quick, self-closing type.
- (vii) Except for the fuel in the tanks of the operating equipment, which may include a totally-enclosed day tank system, no gasoline or other flammable fuel shall be stored closer than seventy five (75) feet of a well.
- (A) A totally enclosed day tank system means that the tank capacity and its piping shall be no greater than that necessary for twenty four (24) hours continuous operation.
- (viii) Drainage from any fuel storage shall be in a direction away from the well.