Where must the fluids be checked and recorded when dicing equipment is used or refilled?

The fluids used in de-icing equipment, including any de-icing or anti-icing agents, are critical for ensuring the effectiveness and safety of the operations. Keeping a proper record of the fluid levels is essential for monitoring usage, planning for refills, and adhering to regulatory requirements.

The most appropriate record for checking and documenting the use or refill of these fluids is the de-icing/anti-icing record. This record specifically focuses on the application of de-icing and anti-icing fluids, detailing the types of fluids used, the quantities applied, and any other relevant operational information. This helps maintain compliance with established de-icing protocols and ensures accountability and traceability of the materials used during winter operations.

In contrast, although other records may contain important maintenance or operational information, they do not specifically cater to the unique requirements of de-icing fluid management, making the de-icing/anti-icing record the best choice for the documentation of fluid checks and refills.