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2006.6 Emergency Fuel Shutoff
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Emergency fuel shutoff controls shall be readily accessible at all times when the fueling system is being operated.
The fueling-system operator shall establish a procedure by which the fire department will be notified in the event of an activation of an emergency fuel shutoff control.
Prior to reestablishment of normal fuel flow, the cause of fuel shutoff conditions shall be determined and corrected.
Emergency fuel shutoff devices shall be operationally tested at intervals not exceeding three months. The fueling-system operator shall maintain testing records.
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