Regulatory Compliance
Regulatory compliance continues to change to safeguard the soil and water from fuel leaks.
CDASSE can keep you informed and your equipment in compliance, so your site continues to operate. CDASSE offers a variety of services that meet the Idaho, Washington, Montana and Oregon EPA regulatory requirements. If any equipment fails a test, we can repair or replace it, and then perform the test again so that your equipment passes. Compliance requirements include training, release prevention, release detection, testing and notification. Our environmental technicians are certified and ready to serve you. Our staff works with state inspectors and insurance carriers as needed to support you.
Compliance Services We Provide
- Monthly walkthrough inspections for spill prevention, release detection and handheld release detection equipment as well as Containment sumps
- Annual primary release detection Equipment Functionality test
- Cathodic protection systems test conducted at least every three years
- 3-year testing requirements for overfill devices (e.g., phase-out ball floats), spill buckets, and containment sumps
- Line leak detector and line testing
- Underground Storage Tank (UST) inspections
- Sump and UST interstitial monitoring sensors maintenance
- Tank monitors, automatic tank gauges and probes maintenance
- Overfill alarms issues (auto shut-off device – ball float valve-overfill alarm.)
Did You Know?
- Owners and operators must maintain records of overfill prevention equipment inspections for at least three years.
- Owners and operators must maintain records of spill bucket testing, containment sump testing, and overfill inspections for three years.
- Owners and operators must maintain records of walkthrough inspections for one year.
- Spill buckets and Containment sumps must pass a tightness test every 3 years OR use a double-walled spill bucket with 30-day interstitial monitoring records in lieu of performing a tightness test.
- Turbine sumps must be cleaned every three years.
- Emergency power generators must have release detection equipment, testing and records.
- Ball floats that fail an overfill inspection cannot be replaced for any reason after October 13, 2018.
Meter Calibration
Each state’s Weights and Measures department examines all commercially used weighing and measuring devices used within its state on a regular basis. Devices tested include Retail Motor Fuel Dispensers (RMFD), propane meters, and bulk fuel meters. CDASSE is certified by the states to maintain and correct meters. Inaccurate meters can cause thousands of dollars of lost product each year. The use of our provers gets your site up and running in half the time it takes using the manual method and ensures the accuracy of your dispenser’s meters.
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