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A bulk fuel tank carrying its Oil Care and manufacturer compliance labels

Quality & compliance

Evidence over assumption. Every job, every time.

Critical infrastructure customers need more than a completed job — they need proof it was done right. These standards shape how we scope work, what we record and what we hand over.

Our approach

Four principles that shape every visit

Compliance-led scoping

Scoped from the standard, not the quote

Every job starts from the applicable standard — OFTEC, DSEAR, HSG 176, Duty of Care — not from what is quickest to price.

Overfill prevention label on tank pipework

Evidence you can audit

Proof, not assurances

Photographs, ELOK camera footage from inside the tank (the ExSight 6 is certified for use inside fuel tanks), sample results, waste transfer notes and signed engineer reports for every attendance — indexed by site and asset, and ready for insurer or regulator review without further assembly.

An engineer reviewing tank inspection footage on the ELOK camera monitor

Root cause, not repair

Fix the source, not the symptom

When a fault repeats, our root cause analysis tests the mechanism, the fuel and the operating environment together — so the finding is the source of the failure, not its latest symptom.

Valves and flanged pipework on a fuel transfer line

One accountable partner

One contract, one point of accountability

Lakeside Oils Ltd is the contracting entity behind both Fusion Power Services and Fusion Fuels. One supplier, one insurance policy and one point of accountability across inspections, fuel supply and remedial works.

A Fusion tanker on site

Documentation

What you receive after every attendance

Every visit closes with a report signed on site, followed by a digital pack sent to you with the documents relevant to the work carried out.

  • Signed engineer report with site and asset references
  • Dated photographs — before, during and after
  • Fuel sample results and ISO 4406 rating where taken
  • Waste transfer notes under Duty of Care
  • Risk-rated defect list with remedial actions
  • Suggested next visit date and interval

Accreditations

Accreditations and registrations

The registrations our customers — and their regulators and insurers — expect to see.

OFTEC

Registered technicians for tank and pipework inspection

FORS Gold

Fleet Operator Recognition Scheme, Gold accredited (ID 007518)

ISO 9001

Quality management: ISO 9001:2015 registered (QAS International, certificate CA15450)

SafeContractor

Health and safety accreditation

UKIFDA

Member of the UK & Ireland Fuel Distributors Association

Logistics UK

Member of Logistics UK

Waste carrier

Upper-tier waste carrier, broker and dealer (Environment Agency CBDU641351)

RDCO

HMRC-approved registered dealer in controlled oil (42513408)

DGSA

Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser for our fuel transport

Piusi

Piusi Tier 1 Partner for fuel management systems

Standards and regulations we work to

DSEAR

Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002

ADR

The rules for carrying dangerous goods by road, followed by our drivers and tankers

Confined spaces

Confined Spaces Regulations 1997: trained entry teams and supervision

ISO 4406

The international code for rating how clean fuel is, by particle count

HSG 176

HSE guidance on storing and handling flammable liquids

Oil Care

The Oil Care Campaign: industry guidance on storing oil safely and preventing spills

Need audit-ready reporting across your sites?

We can run a baseline compliance audit over a single site or an entire estate and hand back a complete evidence pack, with a prioritised remediation plan attached.