Few will deny that 2024 brought with it one of the most electrifying NFL Super Bowls in American football history. Behind the scenes, Fuel Logic was part of the action.

The end of January saw the Kansas City Chiefs triumph over the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC title game while the San Francisco 49ers enjoyed an epic comeback against the Detroit Lions in the NFC title game.

It was official: the Chiefs and 49ers would meet at Super Bowl LVIII in Las Vegas on February 11, 2024.

The questions were soon flying. When was kick-off? How could one watch or stream the game? Would the Chiefs win back-to-back Super Bowls? And would Taylor Swift make it across nine time zones from Tokyo to Las Vegas to watch Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce play?

News and Views from Radio Row

All jokes aside, Super Bowl LVIII was headed to Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada, and that meant preparation and planning. Lots of it. Especially for the tremendous amount of power demanded by the weeklong Super Bowl experience.

With more than 6,000 credentialed media from 26 countries on hand to cover it all, football’s biggest week kicked off in grand fashion with Super Bowl Opening Night on Monday, February 5, 2024.

This translated into Chiefs and 49ers players and coaches making their only public appearance of the week, followed by days of endless interviews with former players and celebrities, broadcasts, podcasts, and more, streaming live from myriad sports and entertainment outlets, all of which required superior communication infrastructure.

At the heart of the week’s broadcasting activity was Radio Row, now also known as Media Row, set up in Las Vegas’ Mandalay Bay Convention Center.

Fueling Media Messaging

Saunders Electric, renowned power systems provider for the television, live broadcast, and live event industries, had been tapped to power Radio Row.

Ensuring an uninterruptable power supply for a 24/7 flow of content from nearly 200 outlets – including sports talk radio stations, podcasters, and national media platforms – camped out at Radio Row called for a power back up strategy that promised flexibility, performance, and most importantly, reliability.

Saunders called in long-time trusted partner Fuel Logic to assist by providing a steady supply of fuel for the multitude of generators and other equipment supporting Radio Row’s energy needs.

Major news and entertainment outlets including CBS Sports, iHeart Radio, Sirius XM, the Associated Press, NBC Sports, Fox Sports Radio, Paramount, TikTok, FanDuel, DraftKings, and Yahoo Sports were among the industry heavyweights that filled the luxury resort’s exhibit hall and broadcasted Super Bowl-related content daily across the globe.

The persistent humming of generators, engines, and machinery hinted at the extraordinary energy required to keep the lights on, screens going, and conversations flowing at such an iconic event.

Throughout Super Bowl week, Fuel Logic teams expeditiously delivered gas and diesel, filled generators, and coordinated mobile fuel service around the clock for planned – and sometimes unplanned – situations.

One Big Party

Mandalay Bay was just one of countless sites in Las Vegas, keeping pace with the dynamic narrative brought on by Super Bowl week guests, revelers, A-list celebrities, events, and more.

Beyond the walls of Radio Row, Fuel Logic provided mobile fuel delivery to Las Vegas’ MGM Grand and Resorts World, which hosted multiple mega Super Bowl parties, as well as other clients needing convenient, dependable, and efficient mobile fuel.

While the glitzy city in the desert is no stranger to showing visitors a good time, serving as home to Super Bowl LVIII meant leveling up its game a notch.

But when the dust settled after the Chiefs’ overtime win, Las Vegas earned high marks for its lavish brand of hospitality.

Amidst the epic hustle and bustle that came with hosting the Super Bowl for the first time, Sin City brought the fun with concerts, live events, luxury accommodations, delectable dining, and an exciting array of diversions that only the Entertainment Capital of the World could deliver.

And that’s a victory by any measure.

Create a Winning Game Plan with Fuel Logic

Fuel Logic’s track record of providing superior mobile fueling service speaks volumes about why the company was a natural fit to help fuel Las Vegas’ Super Bowl LVIII entertainment extravaganza.

Based in Dallas, Texas, Fuel Logic is well-versed in assisting companies of all sizes across the nation thanks to more than 50 years of combined fuel industry experience. Household names like Google, Walmart, and Pepsi, as well as smaller businesses spanning diverse industries, enjoy the peace of mind, attentive service, and cost savings that Fuel Logic delivers.

Our no-contract streamlined mobile fuel service is ideal for major events like the Super Bowl, construction sites, sports venues, healthcare facilities, service fleets, grocery stores, and more.

Whether you need one gallon or 500 gallons of diesel, gasoline, or DEF, Fuel Logic is committed to doing what it does best: providing strategic and creative mobile fueling solutions for almost any situation on any given day.

“Fuel Logic can handle your long-term strategy or your short-term scramble for fuel,” said Brandon Ward, fuel consultant with Fuel Logic. “We are in the business of supporting our customers’ success any way we can.”

It is not every day that one of the world’s most elite car manufacturers requests fuel for a once-in-a-lifetime adventure.

But when the 2023 edition of the famed Bugatti Grand Tour America got underway on a recent bright October day, fuel was a critical component of the exhilarating driving experience … and Fuel Logic went above and beyond to answer the call.

Organized annually for Bugatti customers, this year’s unique expedition took shape as a four-day excursion during which drivers navigated winding roads amidst scenic vistas of the magnificent American West.

And when the illustrious procession of French hypersports cars hit the road, the Fuel Logic fuel truck was there every step of the way, racing from one stop to the next to fill up tanks to ensure the continuous roar of W16 engines and seamless cruising between destinations.

Ready to Roll

The trip kicked off at The Lodge at Blue Sky, a resort near Park City, Utah, where drivers were treated to an epic evening of cocktails and dinner inside a rustic arena crafted from recycled local barn wood. The venue’s elegantly appointed dining table was strategically placed between two rows of 20 gleaming Bugatti hypersports cars.

The meal, music, and camaraderie between the Bugatti owners set the stage for the fun to come in the days ahead.

The next morning, after a drivers meeting, the procession of Bugattis departed Park City in grand fashion and headed to their lunch stop, an iconic 1924 Conoco filling station in Helper, Utah, that had been meticulously restored. The stop along U.S. Route 91 in Utah’s Carbon Corridor provided ample opportunities for Instagram-worthy shots juxtaposing the vintage Continental Oil Company signage with the sleek Bugattis against sweeping blue skies.

The dedicated Fuel Logic professional provided premium fuel to ensure all the sports cars were topped off and ready to keep rolling, and the Bugattis made their way onward.

Next stop: Desert bliss.

Chiseled Charm in Moab

That afternoon, the drivers and their companions cruised winding roads through the breathtaking canyons of southeastern Utah, taking in spectacular sights through the windows and Sky View roofs of their Bugatti Chirons and other models.

Panoramic vistas of jagged terrain, shadowed mountaintops, and splashes of dazzling fall color made the drive even more stunning and memorable.

The Bugatti procession arrived at Hole N” the Rock, a most unusual home in the desert and one of the Moab area’s most famous roadside attractions.

The 5,000-square-foot home, carved into sandstone by the Christensen family in the 1940s, draws about 500 visitors daily and served as a whimsical pit stop for the Bugatti drivers.

While the cars remained parked at Hole N’’ the Rock, the group was transported to a surprise location nearby, where they savored a gourmet dinner served in a red-walled sandstone cave. The Tour participants retired for the night under celestial skies in their exquisite glamping accommodations at ULUM® Moab.

Overnight, behind the scenes, Fuel Logic’s fuel pro refueled the Bugatti tanks, ensuring the luxury cars were primed for the following day’s adventure.

Gateway to Nature’s Wonders

A glorious desert sunrise, vast untamed landscape, and crisp fall breezes offered an enchanting moment to pause with morning coffee before revving engines for Day 2 of the Bugatti Grand Tour America 2023.

Once seated behind their respective wheels, the drivers eagerly continued their journey, blissfully unaware of Mother Nature’s surprises that lay ahead.

The cars departed their Hole N’’ the Rock stop and headed toward Gateway Canyon, blazing asphalt trails through towering red rockscapes, nature’s vivid foliage, and dramatic peaks and valleys.

Dark skies on the horizon signaled impending inclement weather, and later that day, the Bugatti owners – and the Fuel Logic fuel driver – were forced to navigate perilous conditions on their way from ULUM to their next destination, Aspen, Colorado.

Over time, blue skies transitioned into rain and eventually snow as the drivers continued their trek eastward into the Centennial State.

Even through less-than-desirable weather conditions, the Fuel Logic mobile fuel provider ensured that the Bugattis were adequately fueled up for the miles yet to come.

With the assistance of state-of-the-art safety technologies, the high-performance hypersports cars safely reached their evening target, and the group gathered for an elegant reception and dinner at a luxurious private home where opulent environs wowed them, a candle-lit meal and conversation, and an aerial acrobat.

The historic 130-year-old Hotel Jerome, situated in the heart of downtown Aspen, promised an indulgent respite for the overnight hours.

A Drive to Remember

The schedule called for continuing to Vail during the final day of the Tour; however, heavy snowfall dictated a change in plans.

Due to morning whiteout conditions, the itinerary for the day shifted to include a private shopping event at Hermès followed by a leisurely, private lunch at Clark’s Oyster Bar in Aspen.

As the clouds cleared that afternoon, several Bugatti Grand Tour America members chose to put their personalized cars to the test and braved the mountainous roads around Aspen.

And guess who was also there?

On hand to top off the Bugattis’ tanks, Fuel Logic provided convenient, customized mobile fuel service directly from the fuel truck to the cars where they were parked.

The day drew to a close with a final outing at Aspen’s famed Kemo Sabe store, where the group designed their own mountain-chic Western hats before transitioning to Catch for a celebratory dinner.

At the end of the night, just as wonderfully as it all began, the epic 608-mile Bugatti driving experience across some of America’s most captivating land came to a bittersweet end.

The Bugatti Grand Tour America 2023 may have been over, but the memories, friendships, and spirit of adventure will always endure.

Fuel Logic’s Commitment to Excellence

Like the iconic Bugatti brand, Dallas-based Fuel Logic shares a deep passion for its service and customers.

Whether Fuel Logic is filling the tanks of Bugattis, construction equipment, generators, refrigerated trailers, or fleets, our commitment to providing superior, no-contract service across the United States never wavers.

We have an extensive, proven track record of providing strategic mobile fuel solutions to global firms such as Google, Walmart, and Pepsi, to name a few, and customers including hospitals, nursing homes, construction sites, grocery stores, restaurants, special events, sports venues, and more.

Further, we also pride ourselves on devising creative solutions for extraordinary, time-sensitive situations that may occur due to power outages, severe weather events, or other unforeseen circumstances.

In this case, when Bugatti event planners needed a last-minute premium fuel solution due to an issue with another fuel provider, they called Fuel Logic with only days to spare.

Fortunately, Brandon Ward, fuel consultant with Fuel Logic, knew just what to do to secure the fuel Bugatti needed.

For its esteemed Grand Tour America 2023, Bugatti required two to three daily refuelings for its 20 Bugatti sports cars driving from Utah to Colorado.

Over the course of four days, the Bugatti Tour members needed fuel amidst a range of conditions – sun, rain, and even snow – on the winding roads of the excursion, and the Fuel Logic fuel truck was there at every turn – figuratively and literally.

At Fuel Logic, we understand that unexpected situations often require urgent solutions that are dependable, dynamic, and efficient, and we were honored to serve as the private “pit crew” and provide a continuous fuel supply for Bugatti’s exclusive Grand Tour America 2023.

“We pride ourselves on doing everything we can to not say ‘no’ to customers,” said Ward. “We will always do everything we can to accommodate our clients’ needs, leaving them wondering why they would ever do business with anyone else and ecstatic they found Fuel Logic!”

Contact us today to learn how Fuel Logic can deliver customized fuel solutions for your business or operations.

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Check out the BUGATTI Grand Tour Video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/I8SpoaJRRyg

Images were sourced from this BUGATTI article to better illustrate the story: https://newsroom.bugatti.com/stories/us-grand-tour-a-remarkable-adventure-in-the-american-west

Safe refueling practices are crucial to prevent accidents and mitigate potential hazards associated with handling flammable fuels. Adhering to safe refueling practices ensures the well-being of individuals and the environment. 

An unfortunate incident happened in Ghana, Africa in 2017,  due to the same neglectful attitude towards refueling safety procedures, which resulted in several casualties.

Another incident happened on 18th March, in Hinch, Haiti that killed seven people and injured at least 30.

According to NFPA, 56% of accidents in fuel stations were caused by vehicle fires. 

Safe refueling practices involve shutting off the engine, keeping away from smoking or open flames, and minimizing the risk of static electricity buildup. Employing correct protocols, including proper equipment use and maintaining a safe distance from ignition sources, is paramount for preventing accidents and promoting safe refueling practices.

Why Safe Refueling Matters for Every Fuel Tank and Vehicle

Neglecting refueling safety can lead to accidents like slips, exposure to harmful fumes, and contact with hot surfaces.

To keep things safe, it’s important to wear the right protective gear and stay aware of potential dangers. Fuel exposure can also harm plants and animals, so we need to be mindful of our impact on the environment.

Implementing safe refueling practices, such as using spill containment systems and quickly addressing spills, is crucial. Not complying can lead to legal trouble, financial burdens, and damage to a company’s reputation. 

Risks Associated with Improper Refueling

Failure to adhere to refueling safety measures can result in sparks or static electricity near fueling areas, potentially igniting fuel vapors and leading to dangerous fires. These fires not only pose immediate threats to individuals, vehicles, and structures but also have the potential to cause severe injuries or fatalities. 

“ Additionally, the environmental consequences are profound, as fuel spills during refueling can contaminate soil and water, contributing to pollution. Individuals in proximity to these spills may suffer from respiratory issues, skin problems, or other health complications when proper safety measures are not observed during refueling.

How to Stay Safe When You Refuel

Ensuring gasoline or diesel refueling safety procedures of a gas station involves implementing comprehensive measures, some of which are mentioned below.

Safety Protocols 

Clear and well-communicated safety protocols include guidelines on turning off engines, refraining from cell phone use, and avoiding smoking in the fueling area.

Emergency Response Plans

Training staff should be equipped enough to handle emergencies such as fires, fuel spills, or medical incidents. Accessible fire extinguishers, emergency shut-off systems, and first aid kits should be strategically placed, and employees must be trained in their use.

Equipment Maintenance

Fuel pumps, hoses, and nozzles should undergo routine inspections, and any faulty equipment must be promptly repaired or replaced.

Safe Refueling Guidelines

Before refueling, it is crucial to follow essential safe refueling practices to prevent accidents and ensure the well-being of individuals. 

Precautions before Refueling

1. Engine Shutdown

Turn off the vehicle’s engine before refueling to implement safe refueling practices. This eliminates the risk of sparks or ignition sources that could lead to fires.

2. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Wear appropriate PPE, including gloves and safety goggles, to protect against contact with fuel and other potential hazards.

3. No Smoking

Smoking is strictly prohibited in the fueling area. Even a small spark from a cigarette can ignite fuel vapors, posing a significant fire hazard.

4. Electronic Devices

Avoid using electronic devices, including mobile phones, during refueling. Stay focused during refueling, avoiding distractions.

5. Static Electricity

Ground yourself by touching a metal part of the vehicle before touching the fuel nozzle. 

6. Check for Leaks

Prior to refueling, inspect the vehicle and fueling equipment for any signs of leaks.

Proper Handling of Fueling Equipment

Nozzle Operation

Follow manufacturer guidelines for operating fuel nozzles. Do not leave nozzles unattended while fueling to prevent overflows and spills.

Hose Handling

Use hoses designed for fueling applications and inspect them regularly for wear, cuts, or other damage.

Avoid dragging hoses on the ground, and protect them from vehicular traffic and other potential hazards.

Emergency Shutdown Procedures

Familiarize yourself with emergency shutdown procedures for fueling equipment. Know the location of emergency shutdown switches and how to use them in case of an emergency.

Communication

Establish clear communication protocols between fueling personnel and the vehicle or vessel operator. Use appropriate signals to indicate the status of the fueling process.

Safety Measures for Different Fuels

Ensuring petrol and diesel refueling safety procedures involves specific considerations for different fuels. 

Gasoline

Gasoline has a lower autoignition temperature, meaning it ignites more easily than diesel. Therefore, it is important to prioritize refueling safety with engine shutdown and a strict no-smoking policy. Ground yourself to prevent sparks, as gasoline is highly prone to static electricity.

Gasoline tends to vaporize more readily than diesel making it more efficient in spark-ignition engines. Maintain proper ventilation to disperse gasoline vapors and reduce the risk of ignition. Regularly inspect and maintain fueling equipment to prevent leaks and spills.

Diesel

Diesel engines are typically more fuel-efficient and offer better torque at lower RPMs than gasoline engines. It also has lower vapor pressure than gasoline which influences storage and handling.  Knowing the right and proper ways for fuel storage tank is important to improve shell life and performance.

“ Although less flammable than gasoline, avoid smoking in the fueling area for safety. Promptly attend to diesel spills and use absorbent materials to contain and clean them up.

Ensure good ventilation to prevent the accumulation of diesel vapors in enclosed spaces. Grounding is still important for diesel to minimize static electricity risks during handling.

Emergency Protocols

In the event of spills and leaks, emergency protocols are crucial to swiftly and effectively address potential hazards. These protocols encompass a series of coordinated actions aimed at ensuring refueling safety procedures, minimizing environmental impact and preventing the escalation of the incident.

Dealing with Spills and Leaks

Dealing with fuel spills and leaks at gas stations requires specific procedures to ensure the safety of individuals, protect the environment, and comply with regulations. Here’s an outline of procedures in the context of fuel spills and leaks at gas stations

1. Immediate Response

Immediately notify station personnel and local emergency services. If necessary, inform relevant environmental agencies about the incident.

2. Assess the Situation

Evacuate the immediate area if necessary. Limit entry and exit points to control pedestrian and vehicular traffic. Determine the type of fuel involved and assess potential hazards.

3. Contain the Spill

Use absorbent materials and spill kits to contain and control the spread of fuel. Prevent fuel from entering storm drains or water bodies.

4. Decontamination

Decontaminate fuel-affected surfaces and equipment. Properly dispose of items that cannot be decontaminated.

Actions During Refueling Accidents

A refueling accident is usually a result of deviating from safe refueling practices and can pose serious safety risks due to the presence of flammable substances and the potential for fire or explosion.

Proper actions during a refueling accident are crucial to minimize harm to individuals and property. 

1. Emergency Shutdown

If a spill or leak occurs during refueling, stop the fueling process immediately. If the pump has an emergency shutdown button, use it.

2. Turn Off Ignition Sources

Turn off the engines of all vehicles involved in the refueling process. If there are any open flames, such as cigarettes or nearby equipment, extinguish them immediately.

3. Call Emergency Services

Dial the emergency services number (such as 911) to report the accident. Notify gas station staff about the incident.

4. Use Fire Extinguishers

If the situation allows and you are trained to use them, attempt to use fire extinguishers to control small fires. However, prioritize personal safety.

5. Prevent Additional Ignition Sources

Ensure that nobody uses cell phones, electronic devices, or other potential ignition sources in the vicinity. Control traffic around the fueling station to prevent vehicles from entering or leaving the area.

Remember that safety is the top priority in any refueling accident. Always follow established emergency procedures and seek professional assistance to handle the situation effectively.

Best Safe Refueling Practices

Always remember to turn off your vehicle’s engine before you start refueling – it’s a simple step but crucial to eliminate any potential ignition sources and adhere to safe refueling practices. Strictly no smoking in the fueling area.

“ Avoid using electronic devices to keep static electricity risks at bay. Ensure good ventilation in the fueling area to disperse those fuel vapors. Personal space matters even during refueling. Keep a safe distance between vehicles to steer clear of entanglements and minimize ignition risks.

Emergency equipment – it’s not just for show. Familiarize yourself with its location for a quick response if needed. And spills? Don’t just let them slide. Inform the station staff and take action to prevent any environmental hiccups.

Always adhere to the safety guidelines and instructions unique to the station. By making these practices second nature, you’re not just fueling up, but contributing to a secure environment. 

Technology Advancements for Safety

Advancements in technology are revolutionizing refueling safety procedures at gas stations. 

Static Electricity Mitigation

New-age fueling equipment incorporates advanced materials and designs to mitigate static electricity, reducing the risk of sparks during refueling. 

Real-Time Environmental Monitoring

Environmental sensors track air and soil quality around fueling stations, providing real-time data to identify and address potential hazards, ensuring minimal impact on ecosystems. 

Mobile Apps for Safety Education

Mobile applications offer interactive safety guides, providing users with real-time safety information, emergency response procedures, and guidelines unique to each fueling station. 

Emergency Communication Platforms

Advanced communication systems enable swift response to emergencies, facilitating seamless communication between customers, station staff, and emergency services for quick and efficient resolution. 

Fuel Handling Safety Training: Ensuring Security for All

Fuel handling safety training programs for station staff play a crucial role in promoting safe refueling practices and minimizing risks associated with fueling activities.

Preventing Accidents

Comprehensive training equips station staff with the knowledge and skills to handle fueling equipment, detect potential hazards, and respond swiftly to emergencies. 

Minimizing Environmental Impact

Educated staff are better equipped to address and contain incidents promptly, minimizing environmental damage and ensuring responsible fuel management.

Enhancing Emergency Response

Training ensures that both station personnel and the public are familiar with emergency response procedures. 

Compliance with Regulations

Stations that prioritize safety training are more likely to adhere to industry standards, fostering a culture of responsibility and accountability.

Environmental Impact of Refueling

Refueling activities can have significant consequences on the environment, ranging from air and water pollution to habitat disruption. 

1. Air Pollution

During refueling, fuel vapors can escape into the air, including VOCs. Although, refueling diesel vehicles doesn’t directly cause air pollution, the use of diesel fuel contributes to emissions during the vehicle’s operation.

Transitioning to cleaner fuels, such as biofuels or electric vehicles, reduces emissions and lessens the impact on air quality. 

2. Water Pollution

Fuel spills and leaks can contaminate soil and water, posing risks to aquatic ecosystems. Implementing quick response to spills and utilizing containment systems help prevent fuel from reaching water bodies.

3. Soil Contamination

Fuel spills can result in soil contamination, affecting plant and microbial life. Regular inspections, prompt cleanup, and the use of environmentally friendly absorbents assist in preventing soil pollution.

4. Climate Change

Transitioning to renewable energy sources, promoting energy efficiency, and investing in carbon offset programs are effective strategies to mitigate the overall carbon footprint of refueling activities.

Encouraging the use of alternative and cleaner fuels, such as hydrogen, compressed natural gas (CNG), or electricity, can significantly reduce the environmental impact of traditional fossil fuels.

“ To address these environmental concerns and promote safe refueling practices, industries can benefit from bulk fueling solutions. By taking advantage of this practice, organizations streamline their operations, reduce transport-related emissions, and contribute to a more environmentally friendly fueling ecosystem. 

Global Standards and Regulations for Safe Refueling Practices

Safe refueling practices are globally governed by a set of standards that contribute to the safety of individuals and the protection of the environment. As industries take advantage of bulk fueling, it is imperative to follow the best practices and comply with global standards to guarantee the highest levels of safety and efficiency. 

ISO 2710

ISO 2710 is an international standard that provides guidelines for the design, construction, and operation of fueling stations. It covers safety aspects, including equipment specifications, emergency refueling procedures, and environmental considerations.

OSHA Regulations

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in various countries, such as the United States, sets regulations specific to workplace safety, including those related to fueling stations. 

European Standards

European countries adhere to standards set by organizations such as CEN (European Committee for Standardization). These standards cover various aspects of fueling, including refueling safety, equipment specifications, and environmental considerations.

Conclusion

Safe refueling practices are essential to ensure the well-being of individuals, protect the environment, and maintain the integrity of fueling operations. Moreover, global standards and regulations, such as ISO 2710, NFPA 30A, and OSHA regulations, play a vital role in ensuring a consistent approach to refueling safety procedures worldwide. 

“ Understanding and mitigating the environmental impact of refueling, promoting alternative fuels, and embracing innovative technologies further contribute to a sustainable and secure refueling environment.

For comprehensive solutions and expert guidance on fuel safety and efficiency, consider partnering with Fuel Logic. 

FAQs Frequently Asked Questions

What are the safety precautions for refueling?

Always turn off the vehicle’s engine before refueling. Strictly prohibit smoking in the fueling area. Avoid using electronic devices during refueling. Ground yourself before touching the fuel nozzle for safe fueling procedure and use approved containers for fuel transportation. Ensure good ventilation in the fueling area for more fuel safety.

How often should fueling equipment at stations be inspected?

The PEI (Petroleum Equipment Institute) recommends everyday inspection of fuel dispensing equipment to keep everything in check, along with an annual checklist for more detailed inspection.

Are there differences in safety protocols for refueling various vehicle types?

Although different guidelines apply for refueling specific vehicles like conducting aircraft refueling safety precautions but the safety protocols generally remain the same. You can refer to vehicle manuals and station signage.

What should one do if they witness a refueling accident at a station? 

• Stay calm and keep a safe distance. 
• Inform station staff.
• Alert authorities and call emergency services if needed.

How can individuals contribute to promoting safe refueling practices?

Adhere to posted refueling safety procedures and inform station staff of any observed safety concerns. Share safe refueling practices with others, opt for environmentally friendly fuel options and when always choose a trusted and right fuel supplier if possible.

Whatever the venue – an arena, golf course, stadium, or track – there are a lot of behind-the-scenes details that must come together to make these experiences fun, safe, and memorable.

An Appetite for Fuel

There is no doubt that tasty treats and drinks are half the fun of any sporting event. Think a heaping pile of nachos topped with cheese and jalapenos, a loaded burger, or a twisted, salty pretzel.

Or it might be a plate of delectable Gates Bar-B-Q at a Kansas City Royals game at the “K,” a “Dodger Dog” in Los Angeles, or a “Cowboys Cheese Steak” at “Jerry World” in North Texas. And let’s not forget creamy ice cream scoops served in cones, cups, and souvenir helmets. (Are you hungry yet?)

You get the picture. All the stadiums, all the aromas, all our favorite flavors.

Reliable refrigeration is a must when it comes to much of the food we enjoy at professional sporting events. This means generators are running as well as refrigerated trailers, often known as “reefers.” An uninterrupted power supply is a non-negotiable when it comes to perishable food safety, and a steady supply of fuel is a big part of that picture.

Dallas-based Fuel Logic has extensive experience delivering fuel around the clock and understands the importance of maintaining optimal temperatures for perishable food.

For the past decade, the company’s expert fuel teams have provided fast, reliable fuel service to clients nationwide. With 50 years combined experience, Fuel Logic is well versed when it comes to working with generators and reefers of all types, which usually require a specific type of fuel known as “off-road” or “red-dyed” diesel, which is not taxed.

No matter the city, stadium, or venue, Fuel Logic can accommodate almost any schedule, whether you need fuel for a day, a week, or a season.

Powering Stadium Energy

Day or night, at every professional sporting event, an endless array of lights, fans, heaters, signs, scoreboards, utility vehicles, AV systems, video boards, and any number of other pieces of equipment must be powered up and running.

Most stadiums have backup diesel generators that ensure seamless operation of elevators, escalators, exit lights, floodlights, and more in the event of an unexpected power outage.

Newer stadiums are built using the latest technology and older stadiums are being renovated with new generators that facilitate smooth stadium operations, no matter the situation. By design, this strategic planning delivers a high level of system redundancy and greatly increases operational security.

Stadiums and sports venues might have commercial generators built by Caterpillar, Cummins, Generac, Kohler, or other iconic names that are powered by large engines that usually require diesel or gasoline.

These massive stationary generators deliver dependable emergency standby power for a wide range of applications, while smaller, portable generators can power mobile floodlight towers, catering equipment, sound systems, and more.

Fuel Logic has a proven track record of providing fuel for generators across a diverse range of industries in almost every state. Whether a few gallons or several thousand, we can bring the fuel straight to your stadium, arena, or track to refill one or several generators. We are in the business of ensuring that your generators have fuel and that power is available when and where you need it, any day of the week.

Fuel Logic Trifecta: Reliability, Efficiency, and Versatility

No matter where you are located in the United States or what kind of venue you manage, Fuel Logic’s mobile fueling services take the hassle and headaches out of fuel fill-ups. Our service translates into efficient, streamlined solutions for all your fueling needs, whether you are keeping hungry fans fed, parking lots lit, or players cooled off on the sidelines and on-site.

There are any number of ways that mobile fuel can help make your next sporting event a major success, and scheduling a mobile fuel delivery with Fuel Logic is as simple as a phone call.

Fuel Logic is the Smart Mobile Fueling Solution for Your Stadium or Arena!

Contact us, and one of our fuel team members will discuss the type of fuel you need and when you need it. We can accommodate almost any fuel delivery schedule, whether you need fuel once a week, once a day, several times a day, or multiple weeks or months in a row.

No matter the sport or the season, Fuel Logic can get you to the finish line with our diesel and gasoline delivery!

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

What types of fuel can be delivered through Fuel Logic’s mobile fuel delivery service?

Mobile fuel delivery services typically deliver various types of fuel, including diesel fuel, gasoline, and propane. We also offer DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid) for vehicles that require it.

How do I get started with mobile fuel delivery for my fleet?

To get started with mobile fuel delivery, you can contact Fuel Logic to discuss your needs. We will assess your fleet requirements and help you set up a service plan that suits your logistics and scheduling.

What are the advantages of on-site fleet fueling?

On-site fleet fueling offers several advantages, including reduced waste, increased savings from bulk purchases, enhanced convenience for drivers, and improved overall efficiency for fleet operations.

How does mobile fueling help companies save on fuel costs?

Using a mobile fuel delivery service offered by Fuel Logic, companies can take advantage of bulk fuel pricing and eliminate the costs associated with downtime and wasted trips to retail gas stations, leading to significant overall savings.

Can I download an app to manage my mobile fuel delivery schedule?

Many mobile fuel delivery service providers offer apps that allow you to manage your fuel delivery schedule, track fuel usage, and monitor pricing, making it easier to oversee your fleet’s fueling needs.

What types of vehicles can benefit from mobile fuel delivery services?

Mobile fuel delivery services are ideal for a variety of vehicles, including fleet trucks, construction equipment, and any machinery that requires regular refueling. This service ensures that fuel is delivered directly into your equipment, enhancing operational efficiency.