Diesel & Petrol Combined Systems
Diesel and petrol from one coordinated installation, with unified safety systems and a layout designed around vehicle flow rather than two separate fuel areas.
Definition
Two fuels, two problems
Sites running both diesel and petrol usually end up with two of everything: two storage areas, two sets of safety systems and monitoring, two delivery schedules, and a forecourt where vehicles have to visit both.
That costs money in duplicated equipment and costs time in vehicle flow. Transport depots see it as queueing, construction sites as multiple deliveries to coordinate, government facilities as duplicated safety infrastructure, and retail sites as a limit on what they can offer.
A combined system puts both products in one coordinated installation with unified safety systems, one delivery schedule, and dispensing laid out so a vehicle takes what it needs in one stop.
Sizing
What it solves
| Instead of | You get |
|---|---|
| Separate diesel and petrol areas | Coordinated access from one location |
| Duplicated safety systems | Unified protection covering both fuel types |
| Multiple delivery schedules | Streamlined logistics, less operational disruption |
| Fixed dispensing layout | Configurations adapting to how the site actually runs |
Specification
How it is built
Two storage systems, designed as one facility.
| Diesel storage | Self bunded, AS1940 compliant |
| Petrol storage | Vapour recovery and explosion-proof electrics |
| Safety systems | Unified across both products |
| Dispensing | Flexible configurations for the operation |
| Delivery | Coordinated schedules for both products |
Process
Installation and ongoing support
Our engineers start by evaluating your site conditions and requirements, then the system is specified to those exact needs. Certified installers handle the setup, and everything is tested and commissioned before handover.
Every installation is handed over with complete compliance certificates and operating manuals, which is what keeps the site audit-ready and the installation insurance-compliant. Professional engineering certification is available where a site or an insurer asks for it.
After handover we run annual compliance inspections, preventive maintenance programmes, emergency repairs, and upgrade or modification work, through an Australia-wide service network.
Applications
Where it is used
Sites where a mixed fleet means both fuels, every day.
