GFEP training should include which of the following?

• A. Emergency Rescue
• B. GFE procedures
• C. Basic Life Support
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

GFEP training is meant to prepare you for the full range of incidents around fueling operations, so it should cover emergency rescue, the procedures for ground fueling equipment, and basic life support. Emergency rescue skills let you reach and remove injured personnel quickly in potentially dangerous fueling environments. GFE procedures ensure safe handling and operation of fueling equipment, preventing spills and ignition sources and coordinating actions with the response team. Basic Life Support provides the foundational medical care you can offer right away—like CPR, use of an AED, managing airways and bleeding—while awaiting further medical help. Any GFEP incident could involve hazards, equipment issues, and medical emergencies all at once, so training that includes all three areas best prepares responders. That’s why all of the above is the most appropriate choice.