Can goods be placed on the refueling island of a gas station?

Goods can be placed, but they should be in moderation.

Self-service refueling machines are limited to refueling vehicles. For gas stations that provide self-service refueling services, self-service refueling machines should be equipped with devices to eliminate static electricity on the human body, post refueling operation instructions, and set up audio prompt systems. The refueling nozzle should be equipped with a drop automatic Stop refueling operation function.

At the self-service refueling site, gas stations should arrange for dedicated personnel to monitor and remind customers to refuel properly. An appropriate amount of goods and commodities should be placed near the refueling island, and all types of goods and commodities should be managed in a standardized manner to avoid safety accidents caused by collapse due to excessive stacking. At the same time, ensure that the roads near the refueling island are smooth and convenient for vehicles to pass.

With the rapid development of the automobile industry, there are more and more gas stations, and the number of workers engaged in refueling operations is becoming larger and larger. The impact of gasoline on human health and how to protect it have gradually attracted widespread attention from society.

Gas station workers are mainly exposed to gasoline vapor. Especially in summer, when the working environment temperature is high, gasoline volatilizes to produce a large amount of gasoline vapor, which is absorbed through the respiratory tract. There are also gasoline liquids that may be absorbed through the digestive tract due to accidental ingestion, or may be aspirated into the lungs.

Acute poisoning can be seen in the following four situations

1. Gasoline leakage, which produces a large amount of gasoline vapor in a short period of time. After being inhaled by gas station workers, the mild symptoms include dizziness and headache. , limb weakness, nausea, vomiting, confusion, unsteady gait, inebriation and other symptoms. In severe cases, sudden fainting, loss of consciousness, coma or delirium may occur. In severe cases, pulmonary edema may occur. If extremely high concentrations of gasoline vapor are inhaled, reflex respiratory arrest may occur.

2. If a gas station worker siphons gasoline through his mouth and accidentally inhales it into the respiratory tract, severe choking, chest pain, bloody or rust-colored sputum in the sputum, difficulty breathing, fatigue, fever, etc. may occur. symptom.

3. If gas station workers accidentally consume gasoline, they may vomit frequently. The vomit may contain fresh blood in addition to food and gasoline, and may be accompanied by burning sensation in the mouth, pharynx, and retrosternal region, abdominal pain, and diarrhea. Hepatomegaly and tenderness, elevated serum ALT and other symptoms.

4. If gas station workers do not wear personal protective measures correctly as required, causing the skin to be soaked in gasoline for a long time, blisters and epidermal damage may occur. Some sensitive people may develop acute dermatitis, manifested as Erythema, blisters and itching.