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Ben Thomas presented this helpful video at the 2020 Tribal Lands Environmental Forum to help operators and inspectors alike get comfortable with doing inspections at Indian Country UST sites during the times of COVID-19. Enjoy!
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25 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@captainkhan2352 2 года назад

Ben, thanks for sharing. Great informative tips...!!

@Tonyzeldaman3 4 года назад

A tank having ribs is not always an indication of being made of fiberglass. Really old jool tanks, for example. The best way (IMO) to determine tank material is to check what type of sensor is installed in the interstice, as they only fit in thier respective material type.

@USTtraining 4 года назад

Hi Tony. I’ve never heard of a jool tank but I’m going to make prediction that 99% of the time if you see a ribbed tank it’s going be a fiberglass one. Thanks for watching.

@rubenm8901 2 года назад

The extra mystery riser is an indication of having a ball float system.

@rubenm8901 2 года назад

Also Dustin is not wearing steel toes

@MMikemezta 2 года назад

What if the gas station does not have that do they have to get one liquid sump sensor

@USTtraining 2 года назад

Hi Mike M. From a risk management perspective, absolutely. From a requirement perspective, depends on when the UST system was installed. Email me at ben@USTtraining.com if you want to discuss further.