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SPCC Monthly Tank Inspection Checklist

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Ensure oil and fuel storage tanks are inspected monthly with this SPCC checklist. Review primary and secondary containment for water or debris, verify drain valves are closed and operable, and confirm egress paths are clear. Check for leaks around tanks and foundations, assess ladders, platforms, and level gauges, and ensure all openings and caps are sealed. Capture corrective actions and note any issues that may impact the site SPCC Plan to support regulatory compliance and safer operations.

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SPCC Portable Container Monthly Inspection Checklist

Use this SPCC portable container monthly inspection checklist to document visual checks of oil or fuel containers and their secondary containment. Verify storage areas are designated and clear, drain valves are closed and functional, egress routes are unobstructed, and containers show no leaks, distortion, or damage. Note nonconformances with corrective actions, capture inspector details and signatures, and retain records for at least 36 months. Designed for owner’s inspectors familiar with the site to support EPA SPCC compliance.

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Safety Department SPCC Plan Checklist

This SPCC plan checklist helps safety teams conduct compliant inspections across facilities handling oil. Record document details, site and personnel, then review key areas: storage tanks (leaks, corrosion, foundations, gauges, vents, secondary containment, drain status), piping and valves (leaks, damage, caps), security measures (fences, gates, lighting, locks), and spill response inventory (shovels, brooms, absorbents, floor dry levels). Use it to standardize checks at ports, plants or yards and document corrective actions to support EPA SPCC requirements.

by Brian Rogers, from the Community

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SPCC Tank Inspection Checklist

This monthly SPCC tank inspection checklist helps facilities verify tank integrity, labeling, appurtenances, supports and foundations, gauges and alarms, vents and gaskets, piping and pumps, unloading areas, secondary containment, spill supplies, interstice and water checks, site drainage, and portable containers. Use it to document findings, note corrective actions, and keep records for 3 years to support EPA SPCC compliance.

by Patrick OSullivan, from the Community

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HAK SPCC Audit Checklist

Assess SPCC compliance with this HAK audit checklist. Review tank and vessel labeling, verify out-of-service markings, check for leaks, corrosion and damage, and inspect piping, vents and connections. Confirm fill ports and drain valves are secured, secondary containment is clear of hazards and debris, and tank supports and foundations are sound. Test overfill protection, pump controls and level devices to help prevent spills and maintain regulatory compliance.

by Thadius Eby, from the Community

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SPCC Monthly Tank Inspection Checklist

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