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1-10  Specific Safety Hazards - Cont'd. 1-10.23 WARNING MAJOR SPILLS Major spills can be caused by tank, line, or hose breaks or by operating error.  When a major spill occurs, isolate  the  area  and  take  action  to  contain  the  spill  if  it  is  outside  a  tank  berm  or  firewall.    Pump  or otherwise  get  the  spilled  liquid  into  an  appropriate  transportable  tank  and  dispose  of  it  outside  the operating area. 1.10.24 CAUTION VEHICLE DAMAGE TO HOSE AND EQUIPMENT Install well-covered roadway crossing guards to prevent vehicles from damaging hose. Ensure  adequate  traffic  control  procedures  in  operational  areas  so  that  accidental  damage  to  hoses, berms, tanks and other equipment does not occur. 1-10.25 CAUTION DAMAGED, PIPE, FITTINGS, VALVES Damaged pipe, fittings, and valves must be inspected by a qualified person immediately and removed from service if damage is severe enough to justify it.  When a pipe, fitting or valve shows a visible crack or substantial leakage stop operations immediately and remove the equipment from service. 1-10.26 CAUTION CUT OR SCORED HOSE Consider  cut,  scored  or  badly  deformed  hose  to  be  unsuitable  for  service.    Replace  at  first  possible opportunity.  Broken or leaking hose must be depressured and replaced immediately.  Failure to do so can result in a failure of operations at an inappropriate time and in the creation of a severe fire hazard. 1-10.27 CAUTION DAMAGED FABRIC TANKS Damaged fabric tanks must be removed from service and repaired or replaced promptly.  Failure to do so can result in a major spill. 1-13

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