Regulated tank systems (such as those containing motor fuel) must be registered with the DEP. The Department often finds that such systems, especially ground-based ones, are in use but not registered. The Department is conducting an outreach campaign to provide motor fuel suppliers with basic information to ensure they are properly registered with all regulatory systems. For more information, check the guidelines and contact information for your region.
Hurricane Preparedness Checklist for Oil Storage Tanks Hurricane season begins June 1st. Here is a list of recommendations for petroleum retail businesses prepared by the DEP and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services to help your business prepare before, during and after tropical storms and hurricanes.
NOTE. This video does not fully comply with the latest guidelines. For current rule requirements, see FAC Chapter 62-761.
This video is intended to show the owner/operators what to expect during a routine inspection of an underground storage tank or UST, as well as provide the appropriate documentation that the owner/operators will need during the inspection. Ensuring oil facilities remain compliant protects land and water resources while benefiting Florida’s current and future citizens.
NOTE. This video does not fully comply with the latest guidelines. For current rule requirements, see FAC Chapter 62-762.
This video is intended to show the owner/operators what to expect during a routine inspection of an above-ground storage tank or AST system and to provide the appropriate documentation needed by the owner/operator during the inspection. Ensuring petroleum facilities comply with regulatory requirements ensures the security of land and water resources, benefiting Florida’s current and future citizens.
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Post time: Jul-30-2024