Competency Assessment

The swing out legs & jacks may be used to completely support the weight of a full Quickfill® tower

1. True
2. False

Spares are provided in case of gasket or valve damage

1. True
2. False

The Quickfill® tower is delivered

1. Standing up
2. Laying down

Before lowering the Quickfill® tower, you should

1. Disconnect all plumbing
2. Drain tank
3. Raise jacks and fold in legs
4. All of the above

It is recommended to use extra chain/sling to connect to the master link to assist in erecting the Quickfill® tower

1. True
2. False

Generally, why is it a good idea to use the locks supplied for the screw jacks?

1. So they don't get lost
2. To prevent tampering, possibly affecting Quickfill® tower stability
3. They are required by law

What must be done before standing a Quickfill® tower?

1. Unlock the float valve
2. Check the lifting hook on the lifting chain is attached to the lifting ring
3. The black truck fill pipe is attached to the outlet valve spigot
4. All of the above

Are all Quickfill® towers exactly alike?

1. Yes
2. No

What is the minimum pad size requirement?

1. 3 metres x 3 metres
2. 27 metres x 27 metres
3. 7 metres x 7 metres

Why should you have a 100mm step down to truck area?

1. To help the water flow from the Quickfill® tower to the truck.
2. To avoid flooding damage to the pad, and possible instability.
3. Because the weight of the Quickfill® tower will sink the pad 100mm.