during transport (unless approved pressure (must meet DOT and NFPA to POP standards). Tank Standards). DOT approved Vacuum / Pressure Have appropriate fittings to Bypass valve REQUIRED during accommodate vapor removal or use and storage. recovery. Shut off valves are protected and not protruding from the vehicle. Vapor control required either by Vapor control required either by Filling removal or recovery. removal or recovery. For tanks over 60 gallons, fill spout Fill spout extends within 6 inches of extends within 6 inches of bottom. bottom. Splash filling not permitted. Splash filling not permitted. Bottom filling configuration is the preferred method. Have approved (DOT, NFPA and Have approved (DOT, NFPA and Delivery and within the scope of OSHA 29CFR within the scope of OSHA 29CFR Static Control 1910.106) petroleum fuel 1910.106) petroleum fuel dispensing dispensing and vapor recovery / and vapor recovery / removal hoses removal hoses and static bonding and static bonding wire. wire. A written procedure for dispensing A written procedure for dispensing Thickening Agents thickening agent to comply with thickening agent to comply with OSHA general requirements for OSHA general requirements for minimizing inhalation / exposure as minimizing inhalation / exposure as listed on the listed on the chemical’s Safety chemical’s Safety Data Data Sheet. Dumping powder through manhole is not acceptable, use Sheet. Dumping powder through appropriate dispensing mechanism for manhole is not acceptable, use dispensing powder. appropriate dispensing mechanism for dispensing powder. Compliance Criteria Barrels or Tanks Tanks Less than 119 gallons 119 gallons or greater Visually inspect tanks yearly Visual Leak Inspection (VK) By March 1, 2001 and Annually Thereafter for degradation and performed by DOT registered compliance. vendor.
during transport (unless approved to POP standards). DOT approved Vacuum / Pressure Bypass valve REQUIRED during use and storage. Shut off valves are protected and not protruding from the vehicle. pressure (must meet DOT and NFPA Tank Standards). Have appropriate fittings to accommodate vapor removal or recovery. Filling Vapor control required either by removal or recovery. For tanks over 60 gallons, fill spout extends within 6 inches of bottom. Splash filling not permitted. Vapor control required either by removal or recovery. Fill spout extends within 6 inches of bottom. Splash filling not permitted. Bottom filling configuration is the preferred method. Delivery and Static Control Have approved (DOT, NFPA and within the scope of OSHA 29CFR 1910.106) petroleum fuel dispensing and vapor recovery / removal hoses and static bonding wire. Have approved (DOT, NFPA and within the scope of OSHA 29CFR 1910.106) petroleum fuel dispensing and vapor recovery / removal hoses and static bonding wire. Thickening Agents A written procedure for dispensing thickening agent to comply with OSHA general requirements for minimizing inhalation / exposure as listed on the chemical’s Safety Data Sheet. Dumping powder through manhole is not acceptable, use appropriate dispensing mechanism for dispensing powder. A written procedure for dispensing thickening agent to comply with OSHA general requirements for minimizing inhalation / exposure as listed on the chemical’s Safety Data Sheet. Dumping powder through manhole is not acceptable, use appropriate dispensing mechanism for dispensing powder. Compliance Criteria Barrels or Tanks Less than 119 gallons Tanks 119 gallons or greater By March 1, 2001 and Annually Thereafter Visually inspect tanks yearly for degradation and compliance. Visual Leak Inspection (VK) performed by DOT registered vendor.
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