1. Tank Exterior Inspection:
Regularly examine the tank's exterior for signs of corrosion, dents, or damage that could compromise its structural integrity.
2. Foundation Evaluation:
Check the tank's foundation for cracks or settling, ensuring it provides stable support.
3. Tank Supports Assessment:
Inspect the support structure, such as beams or cradles, to ensure they are in good condition.
4. Leak Detection System Inspection:
Verify the functionality of any leak detection systems in place, including sensors and alarms.
5. Ventilation Examination:
Ensure that the tank's ventilation system is functioning correctly to prevent the buildup of hazardous fumes.
6. Spill Containment Check:
Confirm that spill containment measures, such as berms or barriers, are in place and capable of preventing spills.
7. Emergency Response Plan Review:
Review and update the emergency response plan to address potential fuel spills or accidents.
8. Regulatory Compliance Verification:
Regularly check that your tank complies with local, state, and federal regulations, including permits and reporting requirements.
9. Fuel Level Monitoring:
Implement a system to monitor fuel levels and ensure they are within safe operating limits.
10. Maintenance Records Review:
Keep detailed records of inspections, repairs, and maintenance activities for your tank to track its history and identify trends.
