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00 Conduct pipeline inspections monthly. Q Drainage Q • Inspect the facility for noticeable oil sheen in stormwater runoff; O • Inspect containment drainage valves to ensure they are capped or sealed closed, 1 • Inspect containment areas for visible oil sheens; • Inspect containment areas for standing water that should be drained or removed', anK • Inspect field drainage ditches around the facility for accumulations of oil or sheen @D Conduct drainage inspections as frequently as necessary (frequency will vary depending upon rainfall). Truck Loading/Unloading Areas • Set brakes and place wheel chocks prior to loading/unloading; • Check outlets on tank truck for leaks before loading/unloading; • Check transfer hose connections for tightness before transfer; • Monitor liquid levels in tanks to prevent overfilling during loading; • Check hose and connections for leaks during transfer; • After loading/unloading, disconnect and drain the transfer hose, plug the storage tank valve, check valves and outlets on tank truck for leakage, and ensure that truck is free and clear of the transfer facility prior to departure, • Ensure that connections that are not in use or are in standby status are capped and blank -flanged; • Truck Loading/Unloading Checklist in Appendix B for each Use and sign the Tank transfer and retain records for at least three years. Follow truck loading and unloading procedures and inspections during each transfer operation. Security • Ensure that fence and gates are intact; • Ensure that gates have locks, and are locked when the facility is unattended, • Ensure that lighting is properly operating: • Ensure that valves are sealed closed when not in use. Follow the security measures daily not be documented. Trainin The security inspection is an informal one and • Ensure that training records are in order and documented, • Ensure that annual training and spill prevention briefings are held and documentE 11,3 Inspection Checklists §112.7(e)