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    Fuel Tank Maintenance Checklist

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    The tank maintenance checklist provides instructions to inspect fuel storage tanks and associated equipment for any issues that require action. Key items to check on the tanks include corrosion, cracks, leaks, water content, venting, drainage, and security. For the equipment, the checklist outlines evaluating the pump, hoses, meter, filters, level gauge, alarms, valves, and overall condition for problems. Any items not functioning properly or in good condition according to the inspection require further action.

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    Fuel Tank Maintenance Checklist

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    The tank maintenance checklist provides instructions to inspect fuel storage tanks and associated equipment for any issues that require action. Key items to check on the tanks include corrosion, cracks, leaks, water content, venting, drainage, and security. For the equipment, the checklist outlines evaluating the pump, hoses, meter, filters, level gauge, alarms, valves, and overall condition for problems. Any items not functioning properly or in good condition according to the inspection require further action.

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    The tank maintenance checklist provides instructions to inspect fuel storage tanks and associated equipment for any issues that require action. Key items to check on the tanks include corrosion, cracks, leaks, water content, venting, drainage, and security. For the equipment, the checklist outlines evaluating the pump, hoses, meter, filters, level gauge, alarms, valves, and overall condition for problems. Any items not functioning properly or in good condition according to the inspection require further action.

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    Fuel Tank Maintenance Checklist

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    Setiawan Tuhu basuki
    The tank maintenance checklist provides instructions to inspect fuel storage tanks and associated equipment for any issues that require action. Key items to check on the tanks include corrosion, cracks, leaks, water content, venting, drainage, and security. For the equipment, the checklist outlines evaluating the pump, hoses, meter, filters, level gauge, alarms, valves, and overall condition for problems. Any items not functioning properly or in good condition according to the inspection require further action.

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    TANK MAINTENANCE CHECKLIST

    Site: ____________________________________ Date: ______________________


    Inspected By: ___________________________

    TANK CHECKS OK ACTION REQUIRED


    Can you see any corrosion, rust, cracks,
    or warping on the tank body or bund?

    Can you see any corrosion, rust or leaks


    at the welded joints or the pipework?

    Is the tank base and any supporting


    structures in a good, safe condition?

    Is there evidence on the surrounding


    ground of fuel leaking e.g. damp spots?

    Is there any problematic water content or


    nasty looking sludge present in the tank?**

    Are all vents and fill points protected to


    prevent water and debris from entering?

    Does the bund need emptying of


    rainwater, leaves, fuel or any other waste?

    If there is a drip tray in the cabinet, does


    this need emptying of excess fuel?

    Is the tank labelling and any operating


    instructions still present and legible?

    Is the tank secured from unauthorised


    access and the locks maintained?
    **If water content is suspected, you should arrange for a fuel tank cleaning specialist to come out

    EQUIPMENT CHECKS OK ACTION REQUIRED


    Does the pump turn on and operate free
    of any unusual noises or problems?

    Are the hoses in good condition, free of


    leaks, splits and have not gone rigid?

    Is the meter calibrated correctly to count


    the fuel dispensed accurately?

    Have all filters been checked and replaced


    if almost full to prevent blocking?

    Is the level gauge reporting accurately and


    the reading clearly visible at the tank?
    Have any overfill, low level and bund
    alarms been tested to check they sound
    and operate in the correct manner?
    Do all isolation valves open and close as
    they should?

    Does the equipment look in good


    condition, clean and free from any leaks?

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