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18.3.8 Fail-Safe Engineering—§112.8(c)(8) The possibility of a significant discharge is reduced by the following equipment/procedures: • Regular inspections of tanks and auxiliary equipment. • The bulk tanks are equipped with direct view tape gauge for measuring the liquid level in the tank which is monitored during filling • The bulk tanks are equipped with a high-level alarm on the control panel at the tank farm, under the delivery area canopy and in the shop office • The fuel line is equipped with an on/off switch on the control panel at the tank farm, at the vertical posts at the north end of the fuel lanes in the Inspection Area, and in the shop office. The Equipment Service Center Manager or their designee observes the tank high-level alarms once per month by checking the alarm on the panel. The results of the tests are documented on the Monthly Tank Level Inspection Form in Appendix B. The tank high-level alarms, including the proper operation of the panel, are tested once per year. The Equipment Service Center Manager arranges these inspections and the documentation is maintained in the Equipment Service Center Manager's files. 18.3.9 Effluents into Navigable Waters—§112.8(c)(9) The Terminal produces no effluents exposed to industrial activity for discharge to navigable waters or the tributaries thereof, therefore,this section is not applicable 18.3.10 Correction of Tank Deficiencies—§112.8(c)(10) If,by regular inspections or otherwise,it is determined that the integrity of a tank or auxiliary equipment is or may have been compromised, it will be reported to the Equipment Service Center Manager or their designee and the problem evaluated and appropriate steps taken to correct deficiencies. It may be appropriate to take the system out of service(i.e.the material transferred out of the tank or piping).Any oil discovered within a diked/containment area will be promptly removed. 18.3.11 Mobile/Portable Oil Storage Tank—§112.8(c)(11) Mobile or portable oil storage containers are located inside the maintenance shop,inspection area,tire shop, truck wash, freight dock, and/or compressor room and are not exposed to precipitation. Secondary containment for these containers is described in Sections 5.0 and 9.0. 18.4 Transfer Operations&In-Facility Process—012.8(d) 18.4.1 Buried Piping Installations—§112.8(d)(1) Existing double-walled buried piping was inspected during installation for signs of corrosion, damage or other evidence of leakage. If buried petroleum piping must be exposed for construction or other purposes, the piping will be inspected for signs of corrosion, damage or other evidence of leakage. Additional examinations and corrective actions will be taken as necessary. Inspection results will be documented in writing on the Exposed Buried Piping Inspection Form in Appendix B. The completed forms will be maintained in the Manager Equipment Service's files. In addition,buried petroleum piping will be integrity tested if modifications to the buried piping are made. Records of these tests will be maintained for Manager Equipment Service's files. 43