Jiefang Hazardous Chemical Transport Vehicle Safety and Road Emergency Handling Guide

Jiefang Hazardous Chemical Transport Vehicle Safety and Road Emergency Handling Guide

The road transportation and storage of hazardous chemicals are crucial links in industrial production and people's livelihood security, while also constituting high-risk and strictly regulated operational segments. Any negligence may trigger major accidents such as leakage, fire, explosion and environmental pollution, posing severe threats to lives, property and the environment. Daily maintenance is extremely critical for hazardous chemical transport vehicles, especially during the high-temperature summer and autumn seasons. The following guide specifies proper use, maintenance and road emergency handling procedures to ensure transportation safety.

Essential Vehicle Maintenance for Hazardous Chemical Transport

• Vehicle inspection: Ensure reflective markings and sprayed medium names are intact and match the loaded chemical; regularly check lights, braking and tires, and prohibit faulty vehicles from road operation.
• Leak monitoring: Constantly monitor tank pressure and temperature, and regularly spray soapy water on flange surfaces and ball valves to detect leakage; inspect emergency shut-off devices before departure.
• Cargo properties and dedicated usage: Master flash point, toxicity and expansion coefficient; avoid direct sunlight for high-expansion media, and strictly forbid mixed loading of incompatible chemicals.
• Time and routes: Adopt daytime rest and nighttime driving in high heat; avoid unfamiliar or complex roads and densely populated areas or peak hours.
• Traffic regulations: Carry valid certificates, load strictly per approved tonnage, arrange rest to eliminate fatigue, and maintain safe speed and following distance.
• Loading/unloading: Only certified professionals may operate; the site shall not serve as a rest area; ensure lightning and moisture protection in thunderstorms.

Road Emergency Handling: Are You Performing These Operations Correctly?

Sudden emergencies are inevitable during transportation. Stay calm! The following procedures help drivers respond properly and professionally.

Standard Parking Operations for Emergencies

• Check the dashboard first for fault alerts, which serve as a barometer of vehicle operating conditions.
• Pull the handbrake firmly, and place wheel chocks under the tires when parking on a slope to prevent sliding.
• Turn off all electrical equipment, remove the key, and confirm all doors and windows are securely locked.
• Fasten the charging port cover tightly to prevent rainwater infiltration and component damage.
• For long-term parking, activate the vehicle regularly to check battery condition and ensure readiness.

Battery Alarm and After-Sales Support

Once a power battery alarm is triggered, do not delay disposal. Contact Jiefang After-sales Service immediately for professional handling. Jiefang provides 24/7 online after-sales support with an instantly responsive professional team to fully safeguard truck driving safety.

On-board System Freezes and Fault Alerts

• First, try returning to the main interface or switching between system interfaces repeatedly to fix temporary glitches.
• If the fault persists, turn off the panel power, wait a moment, then restart the power supply.
• If unresolved, park safely, remove the key, wait over one minute, then reinsert the key and ignite to restart the system.

Emergency Warning Distance Quick Reference

Safety always comes first during transportation. Mastering correct emergency response methods can effectively protect drivers and vehicles, ensuring stable and safe freight operations.