Gas Station Inspection Checklist
Use this checklist to inspect fueling and service stations for safety and proper waste management. This checklist has been developed to help the operator control the risks associated with the storage and handling of fuel
Gas Station Inspection Checklist
Use this checklist to inspect fueling and service stations for safety and proper waste management. This checklist has been developed to help the operator control the risks associated with the storage and handling of fuel
Date:
Station Name:
Address:
Facility PTO #:
Use Traffic Cones and Safety Vests when conducting an inspection.
Tank Area
Vent line PV valve(s) -present, yellow sticker, no vapor shadows
Spill containers - clean and dry
Spill container drains -operative and closed, chain attached (if applicable)
Vapor caps - gaskets present & tight, caps not missing, broken or loose
Vapor adapters -tight on riser, dry break poppet is not missing/damaged
Fill caps - gaskets present and tight, caps not missing broken or loose
Fill adapters -attached tightly to riser, inside gasket not missing or torn
Fill tube (coaxial spring-loaded) -present, round, spring not broken or sagging
Coaxial gasket -in place, sealing vapors
Fill tube - (2-Point) present, round
DISPENSER AREA
Air district decals - legible operating instructions, correct complaint phone #
Hoses - CARB-approved, no kinks/tears/slits, LRD installed correctly
Breakaways -CARB-approved, no liquid stain/dust buildup
Nozzles - CARB-approved, has all clamps, swivels work smoothly, no leaks
Nozzle hold-open latches -present and operating correctly
Nozzle bellows and faceplates -tight on nozzle, no tears/slits, good seal
Nozzle spouts - not loose, not out-of-round, have latch devices
Nozzle vapor valves -no vapor shadows emitting from nozzle
Hose Retractor - present with a 10" or less hose loop unless LRD present
Source: MaintainX (Community Member)