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What is NYC FC § 2308.1.11.1?

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This section outlines the duties of a certified attendant at compressed natural gas (CNG) dispensing facilities. The certified attendant is responsible for supervising the dispensing process, preventing CNG from being dispensed into portable containers, controlling ignition sources, and responding to emergencies. Applies to operators of CNG dispensing stations.

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2308.1.11.1 Duties of certified attendant.

FC § 2308.1.11.1

The certified attendant's primary function shall be to supervise, observe and monitor the dispensing of CNG. The certified attendant shall prevent the dispensing of CNG into portable containers, control sources of ignition, take immediate action upon a fire, leak or other emergency and be ready to use a portable fire extinguisher. Nothing in this section shall be construed to prohibit a certified attendant from engaging in activities directly related to the sale of CNG motor fuel, such as the collection of money or processing of credit cards.

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