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Section 2: Routine Maintenance Weekly Maintenance: The following items shall be physically inspected for general condition weekly. • Dispenser hoses and nozzles. • Tank fill and vapor recovery lids inspected for a watertight fit. • Overspill containers (at the tank filling opening) are inspected for cleanliness. If present, dirt or debris is removed and fuel is drained into tank. Monthly Maintenance: The following equipment shall be physically inspected at least once every month in order to determine if there are any leaks. • Fuel dispenser cabinets. (Inside and Out) • Secondary containment sumps. • Measuring stick will be inspected for general condition and warpage (for facilities using SIR as a monitoring methods.) Annual Maintenance: The following equipment shall be physically inspected and tested for proper operation by a certified technician at least once every twelve months. • An annual Monitoring Certification will be conducted by a certified technician. The following equipment is annually certified to operate according to manufacturer's specifications. • Annular Space Sensor(s) • Sump Sensor(s) • Dispenser Containment Sensor(s) • Electronic Line Leak Detector(s) • Mechanical Line Leak Detector(s) • Automatic Tank Gauge Device(s) • Fuel Dispenser meters (Certification by county Weights and Measures is adequate) Maintenance associated with Lined Tanks and Cathodic Protection. • The operator shall inspect the impresses current cathodic protection system once every sixty (60) days for proper operation. • An approved cathodic protection tester shall test the impressed current cathodic protection system every three years. • Interior checks with certifications by an approved coating expert or special inspector shall • conducted ten (10) years after initial lining • and every five (5) years thereafter. Sgctlion 3: SRills gnd Suspected Leaks 3.1 Notification: In the event of a hazardous material fuel release, or a threatened release, immediately notify the appropriate authorities. This is to be done as soon as possible without delaying the immediate control of the release or threatened release, or delaying emergency medical procedures. Make the following notifications: • 911 -Local Emergency Response Agency (e.g.) (Police, Fire, and Medical) • Notify the State • California Emergency Response Coordinator. 1 (800) 852-7550 The Governor's Office of Emergency Services (OES) Warning Center. IN