Petrol Station Risk Assessment Solutions
Generative HSE Compliance Systems Limited offers specialized Petrol Station Risk Assessment Solutions designed to identify, evaluate, and mitigate operational, environmental, and health & safety risks across fuel retail environments. We provide industry-aligned, regulatory-compliant solutions that ensure safe operations and sustainable business practices.
What We Offer
🛢️ Fuel Storage & Dispensing Risk Analysis
We assess underground and above-ground tanks, fuel lines, and dispensers for leak potential, fire risk, and system integrity, ensuring environmental and operational safety.
🔥 Fire & Explosion Risk Assessment (FERA)
We evaluate sources of ignition, flammable atmospheres, and explosion scenarios. Recommendations include zoning, ventilation, suppression systems, and emergency plans.
🧯 Emergency Response Preparedness
We analyze emergency protocols, staff preparedness, and equipment readiness. We also develop or upgrade site-specific Emergency Response Plans (ERPs).
🧪 Environmental Impact & Spill Risk Assessment
We examine potential spill scenarios and pollution pathways, then provide control measures for soil, groundwater, and air contamination prevention.
🚗 Traffic & Pedestrian Safety Audits
We assess site layout, vehicular flow, pedestrian access, and signage effectiveness to prevent collisions and ensure customer and worker safety.
🧍 Occupational Health & Safety Risk Assessment
We identify hazards that affect station attendants and site workers, including chemical exposure, ergonomics, heat stress, and psychosocial risks.
🛡️ Security Threat & Vulnerability Assessment
Includes fuel theft risk, armed robbery scenarios, and sabotage assessment with tailored mitigation strategies such as surveillance systems and access controls.
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Benefits of PSRA
- Analyzes the site, its design, operation, and surroundings to identify where a fire and explosion hazard may exist.
- Decides when there is need to review the risk assessment.
- Records each finding and any action to be taken.
- Assesses if the current precautions are enough or if more needs to be done, for each finding from the previous step.
- Considers what could go wrong and who could be affected, for each area of the site and operation.