Information

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Facility ID Number

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Personnel

UST Facility Inspection Form

Documentation

  • Is Registration Certificate current and posted?

  • Expiration Date (as indicated in the body, NOT the upper corner).

  • Financial Responsibility current?

  • Expiration Date

  • ❕To add comments related to Documentation, check here.

  • Comments regarding Documentation

  • Add media

Testing

  • ❗️If pressure system, check here.

  • Is Line Leak Detector, Impact/Fire Valve, and Line Pressure testing current (required annually on pressure systems only)?

  • Expiration Date

  • Is Tank monitor, probe, sensor testing/certification current (required annually)?

  • Expiration Date

  • Is overfill protection device testing current (required triennially)?

  • Expiration Date

  • Is integrity testing of containment sumps (piping/spill) current (required triennially)?

  • Expiration Date

  • ❗️If system has Cathodic Protection,check here.

  • Is Cathodic Protection testing current (required triennially)?

  • Expiration Date

  • ❕To add comments related to Testing, check here.

  • Comments regarding Testing

  • Add media

Dispenser Area

  • ❗️If there are NO DISPENSERS as part of this system check here.

  • ❗️If there are NO Dispenser SUMPS, check here.

  • Internal Piping/Components

  • Is any metal piping or braided metal flex in direct contact with soil or debris, without cathodic protection attached?

  • No leaks from any piping, filters, or other components of the system?

  • No abnormal appearance of cabinet, piping, or components (rust, discoloration, delamination, swelling, deterioration)?

  • Product Impact/Fire Valve (required on pressure systems only): Properly secured and anchored, installed at proper level, with no leaks?

  • Dispenser Sumps

  • Clean and empty: No water, product, or debris?

  • Sump Integrity: No cracks,bulges, or holes?

  • If double wall piping, is test boot pulled back or is interstice otherwise exposed to sump?

  • Internal Piping/Components

  • ❗️If any dispenser does NOT have a sump, check here.

  • Is any metal piping or braided metal flex in direct contact with soil or debris, without cathodic protection attached?

  • No leaks from any piping, filters, or other components of the system?

  • No abnormal appearance of cabinet, piping, or components (rust, discoloration, delamination, swelling, deterioration)?

  • Product Impact/Fire Valve (required on pressure systems only): Properly secured and anchored, installed at proper level, with no leaks?

  • Cabinet and External Components

  • Is cabinet securely mounted to grade?

  • Splash guards, breakaway devices present?

  • No damage to, or deterioration of hanging components (nozzles, swivels, breakaways, hoses, filters)?

  • Are components current (nozzles, swivels, breakaways)?

  • Signage present and legible (Warning, No Smoking, Fuel Identification)?

  • Miscellaneous Items

  • Is Emergency Shut-Off button present (within 20-100 ft.) and identified?

  • Fire Extinguisher within 100 feet?

  • Properly charged and inspected (annual inspection required)

  • Area surfaces free of granular absorbent and/or untreated spills?

  • No dispensers present as part of this system.

  • ❕To add comments related to the Dispenser Area, check here.

  • Dispenser Area Comments

  • Add media

Leak Detection Methods/Equipment

  • ➡️If non-ATG Automatic Interstitial Monitoring Device, or if Automatic Interstitial Monitoring is included in function of ATG, check Sensor Status monthly. Inspect piping sumps quarterly, or whenever sensors are not normal. If Manual Interstitial Monitoring is leak detection method, or if there are no sensors in piping sumps, piping sumps should be inspected monthly.

  • Tank(s)

  • Select method(s) of release detection

  • ATG and/or Continuous Interstitial Monitoring

  • No current sensor alarms

  • Leak test pass (0.2 gph periodic)?

  • Inventory Control records present?

  • Leak test pass (CSLD/SCALD)?

  • Alarm history clear of alarms (past month)?

  • Have alarms and responses been recorded?

  • Are tank interstitial sensors normal?

  • Are piping sump sensors normal?

  • Paper loaded (if applicable)

  • Leak test pass (CSLD/SCALD)?

  • Continuous Interstitial Monitoring is the method of release detection.

  • Alarm history clear of alarms (past month)?

  • Have alarms and responses been recorded?

  • Are tank interstitial sensors normal?

  • Are piping sump sensors normal?

  • Paper loaded (if applicable)

  • Alarm history clear of alarms (past month)?

  • Have alarms and responses been recorded?

  • Are tank interstitial sensors normal?

  • Are piping sump sensors normal?

  • Paper loaded (if applicable)

  • Automatic Interstitial Monitoring Device (non ATG)

  • Device operational, with no alarms on tank interstitial sensors, or piping sump sensors?

  • Alarms and responses recorded?

  • Groundwater Monitoring

  • Cover(s) clearly marked and secured?

  • Water present in well(s)?

  • No product present in well(s)?

  • Alarms and responses recorded?

  • Soil Vapor Monitoring

  • Cover(s) clearly marked and secured?

  • Alarms and responses recorded?

  • Piping

  • Select method(s) of release detection.

  • Automatic Line Leak Detection

  • No leaks in the leak detector(s) (Slow flow, system shutdown)?

  • Manual Interstitial Monitoring (See Piping Containment Sumps item in Tank Area Section below).

  • ❕To add comments related to Leak Detection Methods/Equipment, check here.

  • Leak Detection Methods/Equipment Comments

  • Add media

Tank Area

  • ❗️Check here if a gasoline tank is part of this system.

  • Overfill Protection

  • Select method(s) of Overfill Protection present. Overfill alarm is horn/strobe mounted somewhere in area of fuel fill. Automatic shut off device is mounted in fuel fill tube.

  • Overfill Alarm

  • Are both audio and visual portions functional and within sight/hearing of fill port?

  • Signage present (alerting bulk fuel delivery person to overfill devices in use)

  • Automatic Shut Off Device

  • Signage present (alerting bulk fuel delivery person to overfill devices in use)

  • No Overfill Protection observed

  • Spill Containment Sumps (Spill Buckets)

  • Cover is in good condition and properly identified.

  • Sump clean, empty, dry, and in good condition.

  • Piping and components are in good condition, and cap seals tightly.

  • Vapor Recovery/Venting Equipment (Vapor Recovery required on gasoline only)

  • Coaxial

  • Is coaxial vapor recovery device present on fuel fill pipe?

  • ❗️Dual Point, Stage I Vapor Recovery ports (Check here if present).

  • Dual Point, Stage I

  • Cover in good condition and properly identified.

  • Sump (if present) is empty, dry, and in good condition.

  • Poppet cap is tightly sealed.

  • Poppet seals tightly and moves freely when depressed.

  • Dual Point, Stage I

  • Cover in good condition and properly identified.

  • Sump (if present) is empty, dry, and in good condition.

  • Poppet cap is tightly sealed.

  • Poppet seals tightly and moves freely when depressed.

  • Venting

  • Pressure/Vacuum vent cap present?

  • Overfill Protection

  • Select method(s) of Overfill Protection present. Overfill alarm is horn/strobe mounted somewhere in area of fuel fill. Automatic shut off device is mounted in fuel fill tube.

  • Overfill Alarm

  • Are both audio and visual portions functional and within sight/hearing of fill port?

  • Signage present (alerting bulk fuel delivery person to overfill devices in use)

  • Automatic Shut Off Device

  • Signage present (alerting bulk fuel delivery person to overfill devices in use)

  • No Overfill Protection observed

  • Spill Containment Sumps (Spill Buckets)

  • Cover is in good condition and properly identified.

  • Sump clean, empty, dry, and in good condition.

  • Piping and components are in good condition, and cap seals tightly.

  • ❗️If either Coaxial or Dual Point, Stage I Vapor Recovery is present, check here.

  • Vapor Recovery/Venting Equipment (Vapor Recovery required on gasoline only)

  • Coaxial

  • Is coaxial vapor recovery device present on fuel fill pipe?

  • ❗️Dual Point, Stage I Vapor Recovery ports (Check here if present).

  • Dual Point, Stage I

  • Cover in good condition and properly identified.

  • Sump (if present) is empty, dry, and in good condition.

  • Poppet cap is tightly sealed.

  • Poppet seals tightly and moves freely when depressed.

  • Venting

  • Pressure/Vacuum vent cap present?

  • Vapor Recovery/Venting Equipment (Vapor Recovery required on gasoline only)

  • No Vapor Recovery required on this system.

  • Venting

  • Vent riser present and in good condition?

  • ❗️Piping Containment Sumps (Check here if present) If Automatic Interstitial Monitoring, inspect only quarterly, unless sensor(s) in alarm.

  • Piping Containment Sumps

  • Select configuration of system with piping sumps.

  • Cover is in good condition.

  • Secondary cover is in good condition and seals to sump.

  • Sump is clean, empty, dry, and in good condition.

  • No damage or deterioration of components (conduit, piping, etc.)

  • If double wall piping, and interstitial monitoring as leak detection, are test boots pulled back or is interstice otherwise exposed to sump?

  • Sump sensors present, at correct position/height, and operational.

  • If braided metal flex is present, there are no leaks and it is not in contact with soil or debris.

  • ❕To add comments related to the Tank Area, check here.

  • Tank Area Comments

  • Add media

Corrosion Protection (if required)

  • ❗️If corrosion protection is required on this system, check here.

  • ❗️If Sacrificial Anode system, check here.

  • Sacrificial anode cathodic protection present on this system.

  • ❗️Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (Check here if installed).

  • Impressed Current Cathodic protection present on this system

  • Rectifier is operating within normal limits.

  • Rectifier readings recorded (required every 60 days)?

  • No Corrosion Protection present or required on this system.

Miscellaneous Items

  • Spill Materials: Comprehensive, appropriate, and sufficient materials present?

  • ❕To add Comments, check here.

  • Comments

  • Add media

  • ❕To add a sketch, check here.

  • Sketches

  • Sketch
  • Sketch

Certification

  • Signature

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