Compliance with NOM-005-ASEA-2016

• An understanding of fuel station operations or industrial safety
• Familiarity with environmental or energy sector regulations is helpful
• No prior certification required

Audience

• Fuel station owners and operators
• Project engineers and contractors involved in fuel infrastructure
• Environmental and safety compliance officers

NOM-005-ASEA-2016 is a mandatory Mexican regulation issued by ASEA (Agencia de Seguridad, Energía y Ambiente) that establishes technical and safety provisions for the design, construction, pre-startup, operation, and maintenance of service stations for storing and dispensing liquid fuels such as gasoline and diesel.

This instructor-led, live training (online or onsite) is aimed at intermediate-level professionals in the energy, construction, or regulatory sectors who wish to understand and comply with the requirements of NOM-005-ASEA-2016, ensuring safe and legal operations of fuel service stations.

By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Understand the structure, scope, and technical requirements of NOM-005-ASEA-2016.
• Apply safety standards in the design and construction of service stations.
• Implement proper procedures for operation, inspection, and maintenance.
• Ensure environmental and safety compliance as mandated by ASEA.

Format of the Course

• Interactive lecture and regulatory walkthrough.
• Case studies on station design, operation, and safety audits.
• Practical exercises on compliance documentation and planning.

Course Customization Options

• To request a customized training for this course, please contact us to arrange.

Introduction to NOM-005-ASEA-2016

• Background and purpose of the regulation
• Scope and types of service stations covered
• ASEA authority and enforcement roles

Design and Construction Requirements

• General engineering and layout provisions
• Materials and containment systems
• Signage, access, and emergency features

Pre-Startup Safety Review (PSSR)

• Documentation and certification prior to opening
• Third-party evaluations and risk analysis
• Inspection protocols and reporting

Operational Requirements

• Daily fuel handling and dispensing procedures
• Worker safety and PPE requirements
• Hazard control and emergency protocols

Maintenance and Inspections

• Preventive maintenance scheduling
• Inspection intervals and recordkeeping
• Response to equipment failure or spills

Environmental and Safety Management

• Environmental protection measures (e.g., leak detection)
• Fire prevention and contingency plans
• Waste management and containment protocols

Documentation and Legal Compliance

• Required operational manuals and logs
• Verification and internal audit procedures
• Reporting incidents to ASEA and follow-up actions

Summary and Next Steps