Skid-mounted gas stations, also known as skid-mounted gas stations, are mobile ground-based gas stations integrating oil storage tanks, fuel dispensers, and video surveillance. They are characterized by fire and explosion protection, safety and environmental friendliness, small footprint, and ease of relocation. These products are widely used at bus stops, ports, docks, airports, large construction sites, and company internal gas stations. From the perspective of national laws, regulations, and standards, skid-mounted gas stations are completely legal; however, specific policies may vary depending on the region. Skid-mounted gas stations are available in eight sizes based on volume (10 cubic meters, 15 cubic meters, 20 cubic meters, 25 cubic meters, 30 cubic meters, 35 cubic meters, 40 cubic meters, and 50 cubic meters), and can be categorized by single or double compartments, and by fuel type (single or dual fuel types). They also offer eight different refueling methods. The following principles should be followed when using skid-mounted gas stations: 1. Identify wind direction; construction and transport vehicles must not be parked downwind within the station area; vehicles must be turned off immediately after parking in the construction area. 2. When using the skid-mounted refueling station, all construction personnel must wear anti-static work clothes and protective equipment before entering the work area. Bringing any items with potential safety hazards into the construction site is strictly prohibited. (Smoking and using mobile phones are strictly prohibited on the construction site.) 3. Determine the site's perimeter and use warning lines to protect the construction site. Unauthorized personnel are strictly prohibited from entering the area within the warning lines. 4. Construction electrical equipment and tools must be placed upwind of the work tank or within a safe distance. 5. When using the skid-mounted refueling station, use explosion-proof tools to open the filling port.