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Underground Tank Level Detector Inspection

by Nyamjav Terbish, from the Community

Standard work instruction for performing planned online functionality tests and visual inspections of VeriGap ultrasonic tank level detectors at underground pump stations. Covers pre start hazard checks and isolation, required PPE and qualifications, visual inspection of enclosures, optional removal of the sensor and coaxial cables, gentle cleaning, reassembly, and housekeeping. Includes safety controls for electrical hazards, slips, and visibility, plus task completion, defect reporting, and communication steps.

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Underground 12 Week Tank Level Detector Test
This Safe Work Instruction outlines the step by step procedure to perform planned online functionality testing of VeriGAP ultrasonic tank level detectors used in underground pump stations. It includes pre start preparations and isolation, required PPE and tools, critical risk controls, and communication steps. Technicians conduct a visual inspection, remove sensor components, perform a dip test to verify relay response, optionally test relay contacts with an ohmmeter, and clean the sensor if needed. The dip test is repeated to confirm results. All findings are logged, the area is cleaned, equipment is returned, and supervisors are notified when detectors are back in operation. Any defects or repairs are documented for follow up.
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Underground Pump Station Daily Checklist
Use this daily underground pump station checklist for underground mining operations. Verify pre-start preparations and hazard controls, inspect general housekeeping, assess pump functionality including HMI parameters, alarms, leaks, noise, and vibration, and check valves and pipes. Inspect tanks and level detectors for damage and leaks, review electrical panels and cables for moisture or faults, and record defects for supervisor follow-up. Capture signatures and comments to document compliance and improve safety and reliability.
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