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Westlake Village, CA 91362
Tele: (818)991-1642 (213)485-0806 DATE 10/29/3ò IJOB NO. EV298-1610
Fax: (818)991-0739 ATTEHTION:
Mr. Ralph E. Huev
Bakersfield Fire Department RE: Report
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Office of Environmental Services
1715 Chester Avenue
Bakersfield, California 93301
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NIAGARA CAR WASH'
7991't>WHITE LANE, BAKERSFIELD, CA 93304
Coating Procedures and Safety Manual
for
Underground Storage Tanks
Utilizing U.L. Listed Spray Material
GC-900
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P.o. Box 731 P.o. Box 49061
EI Centro, CA 92244 Bakersfield, CA 93382
(619) 352-4832 FAX 352-2646 (805) 833-9501 FAX 833-0423
CA LIC. NO. 418129 A - 510757 A!HAZ
AZ LIC. NO. 099125A
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
General ................................................................................................................................. 1
Definitions .......... I...................................... I.... ..,...... ....... ...... ... ... ,.. ... .., I" ... ... I........ I.............. 2
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esponsl ties.....................................................................................................................
Pre-EntJy Req\lÏrements ............ I.......... I............. I..... ... .... I.. ...... I" I................... I..... ................ 3
I8ola1in.g a Space ............. ... .., .... II II.. ... ....... II ................... ................................ ......... ....... II .... I'. 3
Atmospheric Tes1in.g of Confined I Enclosed Space ................................................................ 4
Tank Opening Preparation ...... ....... ..................... ................ ......................... .......... ...... ...... I... 5
Tank Entry Requirements . .... ..... ........ .................... ~..................... ......................... ....... .......... 7
Classification of Space / Entry Approval ............:................................................................... 8
Special Safety and Protective Equipment ................. ........ ...............................................:....... 8
St.aJtdby Req\lÏremen1:8 ...... ................. ... ......... ~.. ....................................................... ~.... ~....... 9
Continuing Precautions and Requirements ...........;....................................................~.............. 9
Tank Cleaning ......... ........... .......................... ................... ..... ... ... .... ................ ..... ............... 10
lJ1trasonic 'fhickness Gauging Procedure . ... ................ .......................................................... 11
lJ1trasonic 'fhickness Gauging Report (Sample) .................................................................... 13
Abrasive Blas1in.g ............................................. ................................. .... ....... ....................... 15
Tank Assessment . ....... .... ..... .... ...... ....... .................................................. ..... ............... ........ 15
Spray Application .......................................................... .... ........... ............. .......................... 16
Sealing the Manway ..... .......................... ....... ........ ......... ...... ............ .................................... 17
Vacuum Testing ................................................................................................................... 17
. Additional Testin.g ..... .... ... ...... .... ...... .... ... ... ......... ......... ... ... .......................... ..... ............ ....... 17
Confined Space Classification Table ..................................................................................... 18
Test Results - Entry Classification Chart ... .....:.. ... .. ....... .................................................. ...... 19
Check List for EntJy Into An Existing Confined Space ........................................................... 20
Material Safety Data Sheets (UL Listed Spray Material GC-900) .......................................... 21
Material Safety Data Sheets (Methyl Ethyl Keytone Peroxide) ................................................25
Emergency Response InfcnnatÌon .... .... ....... ........ ... ............... .............................. .......... .... .... 27
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I. GENERAL
The scope of thÎs specification covers a turnkey job including, but not limited to,
excavations; vapor fTeeing; tank opeIJÏI}g; abrasi~ blasting; safe removal and lawful disposal of
bottom sediment, water and tank residue; coating / lining application; inspections; sealing
manways; and final testing.
Sessions Tank Liners, Inc. certifies that all supervisors to be used on this work are familiar
with and, except as may be specified otherwiSe, will comply with the procedures established in the
folloWÍ09; publications:
1. Cleaning Small Tanks and Containers (NFPA 327, .1.987) ..
2. Recommended Practice for Protection Against Igmtlons Arismg Out of Static,
Lightening, and Stray Currents (API ~ 2003, New Edition, 1991)
3. Recommended Practice for the Interior Lining of Existing Steel UndergroW1d
Storage Tanks (API RP t' 631,1992) ,
Sessions Tank Liners, Inc.' certifies that procedures have been developed and that all
personnel have received training on and will comply with the rules and regulations of the
Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupationa1Safety and Health Administration.
Including, but not limited to ,those are:
40 CFR: Part 262-Standards fór Generators of Hazardous Waste
Part 262-Standards for Traru;porteri ofj-f:t7.ardnus W:t<!te,
29 CFR: Subpart H-HazardouS Materials
'Subpart I-Personal Protective
Subpart J-(Jeneral En~onmental Controls
Subpart L-Fire Protection
Subpart Z-Toxic and Hazardous Substances
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Sessions Tank Liners, Inc. will provide an on-site supervisor at a1t times who understands .
the health and safety requirements for this work and who will be responsible for mainflUning a safe
environment in the work area; Sessions will have on hand at least two (2) properly maintained and
tested portable fire extinguishers; Sessions will provide appropriate personal protective clothing and
equipment including positive pressw-e-full face piece air masks and combustible toxic gas
measuring devises. ' '
Sessions Tank Liners, Inc. shall obtain all required State and local pennits and approvals of
all regulating authorities.
'The owner shall remove the liquid product from the tank leaving the bottom sediment and
water for removal by Sessions. Bottom sediment, water and tank residue are to be disposed of in a
safe and lawful manner acceptable to local and State regulatory agencies.
Before any work is done which might release vapors, the work area shall be banicaded and
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appropriate accident prevention signs shall be posted. All sources of ignition are to be eliminated
ftom the area where flammable vapors may be present or may travel. The area shall be kept ftee
of sources of ignition during the work period.
n. DEFINfTIONS
"Confined space" means all areas or pieces of equipment where, (1) existing ventilation is
insufficientto remove dangerous air concentrations and/or oxygen deficiency may exist or develop,
ød. (2) the ready access or egress for the removal of a suddenly-disabled worker is difficult due
to the location or size of the opening.
"Enclosed space" means any area, enclosure or piece of equipment where a dangerous air
concentration and oxygen deficiency does IIot exist BUT the ready access or egress for the
removal of a suddenly-disabled worker is difficult due to the location or size of the opening.
Note: All enclosed spaces shall be considered confined spaces until tests verify the
space is safe for entIy.
"Dangerous air concentration" is an atmosphere that may cause injury, or illness, due to the
presence of flammable or combustible vapor, or toxic substance in excess of the safe limits.
"Oxygen deficiency" exists if the atmosphere contains less than 19.5% oxygen.
"Supervisor" refers to the person who oversees the operation of the facility where the work
is being performed. This may be the facility supervisor or his written designate.
"Person in charge" refers to the person who has been designated to direct the work of the
other employees involved in perfonning a specific task.
"Standby" refers to the person who is assigned to maintain surveillance on workers inside
an enclosed or confined space and assures that blinds or other equipment are not altered which
could affect the safety of the persons inside the space.
"Backup~ refers to the person who can be easily contacted and immediately respond to
provide assistance to the standby person.
"Des~ted tester" refers to the person who has received training and has a demonstrated
ability in perfonning tests for flammable/toxic vapors and oxygen deficiency.
m. RESPONSffill.lTIES
The supervisor is responsible for verifying that the employees are adequately trained in safe
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entry procedw-es, rescue methods, testing requirements and safety requirements for each entry.
The supervisor shall issue pennits and entry tags. The supervisor shall ass\U"e that the
person-in-charge has the necessary protective and safety equipment on-site to do the job safely.
The person-in-cbarge is responsible for asswing that all requirements of this standard,
including pemùt requirements, are fonowed. He must personally oversee initial entry into a space,
and assess the hazards and conditions of the space to be entered prior to and dwing the work. He
must be available at the site dwing the enUre period that workers are inside a confined space.
Each individual involved in a confined or enclosed space entry is responsible for
confonning to the requirements of applicable pennits and the provisions of this standard.
Violations are considered a breech of safety rules and can subject the violator to disciplinary
action.
A method of rescuing a disabled worker must be established prior to entry. If a rescue
method cannot be established, entry is prohibited.
Any deviation from this standard must be approved in writing.
IV. PRE-ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Provisions set forth shall be implemented before every entry into either a
confined or an enclosed space.
Before work involving entry into an enclosed or confined space begins, a plan for cleaning,
isolating and entering must be established by the person-in-charge. As part of this plan, the
appropriate Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for materials workers may be exposed to must
be reviewed with all persons involved in the work.
An entry request must be completed as part of the planning phase of the work to be done.
This request is good for the dw-ation of the work unless conditions change.
After an entry plan has been established, the space to be entered must be isolated.
V. ISOLATING A SPACE
All lines to and from the space shall be isolated from the space by binding, disconnecting,
and plugging, or equivalent means. Threaded mes shall be discolUlected and plugged as close to
the space as possible. Any bleeders or drain connecûons between the blind and the space must be
capped or plugged.
Dated and signed CAUTION-DO NOT OPERATE tag shall be placed at each blind or
disconnected line. The locations of where tags are placed should be maintained on a log. The log
should be used to certifÿ that all blinds have been removed and Jines recolUlected prior to facility
start-up.
All rotating equipment in the space, such as mixers or motor-operated valves, shall be
electrically discolUlected or de-energized, locked and ,tagged with a CAUTION - 00 NOT
OPERATE tag according to established lockout procedw-es.
Steam or hot oil coils inside the space shall be disconnected or blinded with valves closed
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and locked at the point where they enter the space. A CAUTION - DO NOT OPERATE tag is
also required.
If several pieces of equipment must be isolated as a wút, each piece of interconnected
equipment must be open to the atmosphere and made safe for entry.
Tanks are to be degassed per local requirements.
When a space has been opened, but not approved for entry, a DO NOT ENTER tag must
be hW1g at each opening.
When openings are left uncovered and unattended for more than a shift, additional
protection shall be taken to assure entry is prohibited. The opening(s) should be banicaded by a
positive means (e.g., chicken wire, hardwire cloth, etc. that does not block air flow).
VI. ATMOSPHERIC TESTING OF A CONFINED/ENCLOSED SPACE
After a space has been isolated, opened and ventilation established (either natw"al or
mechanical), it must be tested to establish what the conditions are within the space. DO NOT
ENTER tags shall be posted at each entrance into a space until tests verifý that conditions of a
space are safe and the appropriate ENTRY PERMIT tag has been completed and approved.
Testing should be done by the per8on-in-charge, or a designated tester.
The person conducting the tests should verify that the testing equipment is properly
calibrated and adjusted to assure accurate results. Testing equipment should be checked and
calibrated when circwnstances might cause suspicion concerning the equipments' accuracy (i.e.,
W1Ît dropped, etc).
.. With mechanical type ventilation stopped, the person-in-charge or a designated tester
should perfonn the tests indicated on the ENTRY REQUEST at the entrance of the space (e.g.,
manwayopening). Results of the tests should be recorded on the ENTRY REQUEST.
Tests must also be taken at low spots in a space, in areas adjusted to pipes and tubing
around irregular swfaces and mixers, and in areas away from openings where ventilation may be
restricted.
When aU areas in a space cannot be thoroughly tested from the outside, further testing
must be done within the space.
Note: Spaces are not to be entered when flammable vapor levels measured at
entrances are greater that 10% of the lower ßammable limit.
When a space is entered for the first tUne after having been removed from active service,
the person perfonning tests within the space must wear a supplied air or self-contained breathing
apparatus (SCBA) when entering the space. A standby person having an SCBA must be present
while testing is being conducted.
Tests for flammable or explosive vapors, oxygen deficiency, or carbon monoxide are to be
fWl eveI)' 4 hours, or if the space has been vaca~d for over 30 minutes, or per the
enclosed/confined space entry request if it calls for more often than 4 hour interval testing.
Hydrogen s~de, temperature, tetraethyl lead or hazardous materials testing, if required, will be
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specified for each particular job. Continuous may be used in place of periodic monitoring. Work
may continue while retesting is being done. Test results shall be recorded on the appropriate space
on the ENTRY PERMIT tag and initialed.
Following is a list of materialslconditions which may exist within a space and if present
must be evaluated as part of the entry process. The test results listed for each material/condition
are to be used to establish the type of entry requirements that must be met.
I. Flanunable or Explosive Vapors Test results - Above 10% Lower Flammable Limit
(LFL) - NO ENTRY AlLOWED; 5% to 10% LFL - SPECIAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
must be followed; Below 5% LFL - GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS must be followed.
2. Oxygen Test results - Below 16.1% - Entry allowed in El\tERGENCIES ONLY
using SCBA or other supplied air respirator equipment; 16.1% to 19.5% - SPECIAL ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS must be fc!lowed; Above 19.5% - GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
must be followed.
3. Hydrogen Sulfide( 1I2S) Test results - Above 10 ppm - SPECIAL ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS must be followed; 10 ppm or less - GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
must be followed.
4. T .iøht Hydorcarbons (gasoline-like vapors) - Test results - Above 300 ppm - SPECIAL
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS must be followed; 300 ppm or less - GENERAL ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS must be followed.
5. Temperature Test results - Above 100 degrees F- Entry allowed if cooling ventilation is
provided and time in the area is limited to no more than 30 minutes continuous with 15 minute
break between periods.
Vll. TANK. OPENING PREPARATION
Safety precautions - A combustible gas indicator shall be used to check for hazardous
vapors in the area. AU open flames and spark-producing equipment within the vapor hazards area
shall be shut down. Electrical equipment used in the area shall be explosive proof or approved for
the service.
Tank Isolation - Before any work on the exterior smace of the tank. begins, tanks shall be
inspected to detennine how the tank. is to be isolated. If a tank. is equipped with a vent manifold,
fill line or syphon assembly, necessary measures shall be taken to isolate each tank.. The vent for
the tank. being lined shall be isolated ftom vents of otheJ: tanks which may still be in service. TIùs
may require a temporary separate vent for the tank. being lined. AU electrical switches supplying
electrical CU1Tent to submerged pwnps and/or other equipment c01Ulected to the tank. shall be
disco1Ulected and locked.
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Removal of liquid Products - As much product, water and sediment as possible shall be
removed using explosion-proof or air driven pwnps.
Degassing - 'This section shall be conducted in accordance with all applicable local
regulations. If local regulations require control systems for vapor fr~ei..'1g, the Itlethod to be used
shall be specified in the pennitting process.
A. The tank shall be thoroughly degassed with air to remove fJammable vapors. Residue
capable of producing flammable vapors shall be removed. The concentration of fJammable vapors
in a tank may go through the flammable range before a safe atmosphere is obtained. Therefore, it
is necessary that precautions are taken to eliminate the possibility of the discharge of
static electricity dwing the degassing procedW'es. Consideration shall be given to ensW'e that the
vapors are not vented into areas where they could produce a hazardous condition.
B. Pressure in the tank shall not exceed S PSIG. To prevent excess pressW'e, the vent line
shall be checked to make certain it is free from obstructions and traps prior to ventilating the tanks.
C. Ventilation of the tanks shall be accomplished by one of the fonowing methods:
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1. IF SELECTED, an air or approved electrically driven eductor type air mover
shall be properly bonded to' prevent the possibility of static electricity generation and discharge.
When using this method, the fill (drop) tube shall remain in place to assW'e that the vapors will be
drawn tTom the bottom of the tank. An extension shall be used to discharge the vapors in the tank
a núnimwn of (12) feet above grade. Vacuwn in the tank shan not exceed 5.3" Hg.
2. IF SELECTED, a defused air-blower shall have the air diffusing pipe properly
bonded to prevent the discharge of a spark. Fill (drop) tubes may be removed to enhance
diffusion of the air in the tank. Air supply shall be ÍÌ"om a compressor, which has been checked to
ensure a clean air supply, ÍÌ"ee ÍÌ"om volatile vapors. Air pressW'e in the tank shall not exceed 5
PSIG.
3. IF SELECTED, a fan type air mover may be used to blow air into the tank through ,
, the fill opening of the tank. The fan shall be driven by' compressed air of an approved electric
-. motor. Thè fan shall be properly bonded to the tank. Fill (drop) tubes may be removed to
enhance diffusion of air in the tank. The tank vent shall be inspected to make sure it is free of all
obstructions. Air pressW'e in the tank shall not exceed 5 PSIG.
D. All equipment and ventilations systems used in the confined space shall comply with
Article 502 and S03 of the National Electric Code.
Testing Flammable Vapor Concentrations - An important phase of the operation is the
testing of the vapor t1anunability in the excavated area ~d in the tank. Such tests shall be made
with a combustible gas indicator that is properly catibrated with haxane in air, and thoroughly
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checked and maintained in accordance with manufactw"ers instructions. Persons responsible for
testing shall be completely familiar with the use of the instrument and the interpretations of its
readings.
When purging is being perfonned by a diffused or fan type air mover, the tank vapor space
shall be tested by placing the combustible gas indicator probe into the fill opening with the fill
(drop) tube removed. Readings shall be taken at the bottom, núddle and upper portions of the
tank and the instrument shall be pwged with fresh air after each reading. Readings of 5% or less
of the Lower Flanunable Umit (LFL), as indicated in the tank and at the vent riser or eductor,
shall be obtained before the tank is considered safe for opening.
When purging is being perfonned by an eductor-type air mover, readings shall be taken by
placing the combustible gas indicator through a probe hole provided in the side of the eductor.
The probe access shall be located where the vapors being removed trom the tank are tested prior
to mixing with compressed air induced into the eductor ftom the air compressor. Readings of tank
vapors which are 10% or less of the LFL shall be obtained before the tank is considered safe for
opening.
vtn. TANK ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Opening the tank - Entry into the tank, or any work upon the tank which could'result in
the ignition of tank vapors, is prohibited until testing of the tank atmosphere has detennined that
the tank vapors are less thari 5% LFL. Entry personnel shall wear a safety harness connectêd to a
safety line held by the standby man outside the tank. If no manhole and cover exists, an opening
with the minimwn dimensions of 22"x 22" or, in tanks where a pennanent manway is to be
attached, a circular access opening a minimwn of 22" in diameter shall be cut in the tank top
avoiding fabrication seams. A manhole-cover joint shall be provided with a trowel material
determined to be sllitabk for liquid to be stored and shall have a thickness of not less than 1/8
inch (3.2 mm). When cutting into a tank for entry, the tank wall section being removed shall be
marked with chalk. The tank vapors shall be conÛßuously tested by inserting the meter probe at
least 24" into the hole verifying the vapor concentration is less than 5% or the LFL before
proceeding with the opening procedure.
WARNING: Ventilation IIIId periodie teating/or jlamnuI/Jk vapors shall
continue througholÚ the entire lining operation.
Personnel shall never enter a tank without prior adequate ventilation, and ventilation shall
conÛßue while persons are in the iank. Dwing tank cutting operations, air pressure less than 5
PSIG shall be maintained to prevent a blowout when blowing air into the tank dwing the gas
treeing process. To lWoid bllild lip of ~ vapors, fIÎI' shall be drllWrJ from the tank
bottom througholÚ the lining operation.
The tank shall be cut using a cold chisel or snipper using lubricating oil to reduce friction,
heat and possible sparks. Prior to the final cut, the section being removed shall be, supported to
prevent its falling into the tank.
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lX. CLASSIFICATION OF SPACE / ENTRY APPROVAL
After the atmosphere widún a space has been tested for the materials/conditions indicated
on the ENTRY REQUEST, the person-in-charge, together with the supervisor, should evaluate
the results, classifY the space as either confined or enclosed and establish the appropriate
requirements to be followed for the entry to continue.
1he person-in-charge will complete the required entry pennit.
The person-in-charge will double check to assme lines into and out of the space are
properly blinded or disconnected and tagged, and electrical equipment in the space is locked and
tagged out. He· will initial the ENTRY PERMIT tag in the space used to verifY that the area being
eul~red is properly isolated.
The person-in-charge will assme that there is a plan of rescue to be usèd in the event that a
worker becomes disabled and must be removed 1Ì'om the space. He will review the method with
all personnel involved with the operation prior to approving the ENTRY PERNfIT tag.
ne puaon~lIrge _fill review the lItmo8phere tat rulÚt8, the entry relJllÍremen18
apedjied on the IIpproprillte MIIterÜIlSafety Døta Sheets MidI all perS01Ø who will bè entering
the apace. After the review, the person-in-c1wge will sign and date the tag in the space "This
equipment is safe to enter" and affix it to the space where people can enter.
A properly-completed and signed ENTRY PERMIT tag affixed to an entrance constitutes
approval for entry, provided the conditions listed in the ENTRY PERMIT are followed.
The ENTRY PERMIT tag is good for the dmation of the day. If work is to continue, the
tag shall be renewed. Renewal is accomplished by retesting and rechecking the conditions. If tests
and conditions are widún safe limits, the person-in-charge renews the "This equipment is safe to
enter" space and enter the new expiration date in the "pennit expires" space.
X. SPECIAL SAFETY Þ.ND PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
Whenever entry requires wearing of supplied air respiratory protection, persons entering
shall wear a safety harness with an attached line. The harness shall be the type capable of
suspending a person in the upright position. Wristlets shall not be ûsed.
The lifeline shall be rope of a minimwn 1/2 inch diameter and 2000 pOW1d test with the
free end anchored outside the space. For top entry, a mechanical hois1ing device shall be provided
for lifting persons out of the space.
Persons working in spaces which have last contained substances which could be hannful if
absorbed through the skin shall wear protective clothing as specified by the supervisor.
Only lighting and electrical equipment which has been approved safe for the area shall be
used. In addition, to minimize shock hazards, such lighting and equipment shall be operated at 12
volts or less or protected by an approved ground fault circuit inteITUpter to shut down electrical
power should a short-circuit be detected. .
A first aid kit shall be available in the immediate area outside the space.
A type of wanùng device shall be available immediately outside the space to SWIUnon
assistançe if the need arises. The requirement may be waived by the supervisor if there will be
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ample people in the area in case of an emergency. ,
If welding fwnes are present inside, or if the temperatw"e in the space exceeds 100 degrees
F, the space must be ventilated by an eductor or blower. The eductor or blower should be
mOWlted on the roof or as near the top of the space as possible to maximize ventilation. Means
should be taken to reduce vibration noise by the eductor setting on metal swface (i.e. bolting it to a
tlange ).
Xl. STANDBY REQUIRE:MENTS
A standby is always required when entry is to be made into either a confined or enclosed
space.
During a confined space entry the standby must remain at the entrance as long as workers
are inside. At least one additional worker who may have other duties shall be within sight or call
of this standby. This person shall be known as a backup.
The standby shall be positioned outside the entry point nearest the workers( s) inside. He
must be aware of the natw"e of the work being perfonned and the possible hazards that might be
encoWltered. The standby is to assure no one removes blinds, or shuts off air blowers or other
equipment necessary for safe entry and is to be alert for changing conditions and hazards that
might affect the safety or persons inside the space.
The standby should 1ry to remain in visual contact and conununication with the person( s)
inside at all 1Ïmes. If this is not possible, a plan must be worked out that the standby will be
8SsW"ed the person(s) inside can get his attention if they are in trouble.
The standby must have SCBA inunediately available for the rescue of a disabled person or
other emergency.
When entry is into a confined space, either the standby or backup person must be trained
in first aid and cardiopuhninary resuscitation (CPR)
If cutting, burning, welding, grinding or chipping is being perfonned in the space or other
soW"ces of ignition are induced, the standby must have 2 rated fire extinguishers (and fire hose if
possible) and be trained in fire fighting.
If thé person(s) inside the space are wearing respiratory protection, the standby must have
with him respiratory protectton equipment which has a separate air supply. The respiratory
protection equipment shall be provided with a communication device if the person(s) inside are out
or the line of sight of the standby.
A standby may enter a confined space only in an emergency and only after alerting another
person outside of the intent to enter. If tlte emergency is the result of l1li ulISafe atnwsphere, a
SCRA must be worn by IIIl rescuers.
XU. CONTINUING PRECAUTIONS AND REQUIREMENTS
Air testing inside the space shall be conducted at sufficient inteIVals (no longer than 4
how-s) to ensW'e the atmosphere remains :tree of flanunable, hydrocarbons, toxins and/or oxygen
deficiency. If the space is left vacant for 30 minutes or longer, retesting is required ' before entry is
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penniUed. All test results shan be recorded on the ENTRY PERMIT tag. If continuous monitors
with a1anns are used, test results need not be recorded.
If conditions inside the space change, retesting is required before work can continue.
Retesting of a confined space should be conducted and the results show that all
materiaJlcondition levels are within the acceptable ranges for General Entry.
Persons perfonning retests of enclosed spaces need not wear an SCBA because in order
for a space to be classified as an enclosed space, dangerous air concentrations and oxygen
deficiency must not be present.
The basic procedure in retesting an enclosed space is:
I. If available, atmospheric test equipment that can be equipped with telescoping
sha11 be used
2. Extend test probes to their full length, retest the space at its main entry point and
at all areas that the test probe can reach.
3. Record test results on existing entry tag.
4. If test results are within the acceptable range, slowly enter the space keeping test
probe fully extended wlùle giving the test apparatus time to respond to changing
conditions.
NOTE: When no other worker is present within a space dwing retesting, a standby person
must be Pi~¡;"ilt ou~idt the space.
Portable powered equipment should be located outside the space on the downwind side of
manway openings to prevent their exhaust or flanunable vapors ftom being pulled inside.
If an W1Safe condition arises or an emergency occurs at the facility, an persons inside shall
exit the space inunediately and ENTRY PERMIT tags shall be removed and replaced by DO NOT
ENTER tags,
At the end of each day, prior to the completion of the job, the space must be secw-ed to
prevent entry by unauthorized persons. ENTRY PERMIT tags ~haIl be removed and replaced by
DO NOT ENTER tags.
Xli. TANK CLEANING
Special equipment· Safety Wearing Apparel· Must be wol'n bv each man thl'oullhOIÚ
the entire PI'ocess.
1. Fresh air helmet
2. Long·sleeved rubber gloves
3. High rubber boots
4. Wristlet safety harness
Special equipment
I. Aluminum shovel
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2. Wooden handled broom
3. Floor dty absorbent
4. Plastic, aluminum handled buckets
5. Explosion proof drop light
Safety requirements - Dwing the entire cleaning operation, the finmel must remain
operative to allow maximized &esh air into the tank. Great care must be taken when entering the
tank, taking extra measures to avoid standing in sludge or gasoline that is on the floor. Allow time
for light adjustment; if there is not adequate lighting, an explosion proof dr9P light may be used.
NOTE: The droD IÜ?ht II}iW not be used until u/ùr the first laver of fllJDr dJ'v hus been m'CDt
up and removed from the tank.
A blower-type or positive-pressure airline hose should be worn by any person who enter a
leaded gasoline tank that has not been thoroughly cleaned and &eed of toxic vapors. This applies
not only to tank cleaners, but to all others who go into the tank for any purpose. The
hand-operated blower-type equipment 1" hose is conunonly used. Other types of positive-pressw·e
respiratory equipment may be used if it is recognized tank cleaning equipment and its use is fully
Wlderstood. Canister masks shall not be used.
Hose lines for air masks should be kept clean. If personnel notices any odor while wearing
the mask, he must leave the tank at once and not re-enter Wltil the condition is corrected.
In the event of any mdication of respiratory equipment not working properly, the personnel
should inunediately leave the tank.
All personnel shall wear clean clothing &om the skin out; also approved impenneable
gloves and boots of good quality, and in good condition.
Clothing shall be changed (and laWldered) and a bath shall be taken every day. If~ at any
time, the clothing gets soaked with gasoline or sludge, the personnel shall bathe at once and put on
clean clothes. At the end of the day, and after the job has been completed, respirators, boots,
gloves, and tools must be cleaned.
XIV ULTRASONIC TIllCKNESS GAUGING PROCEDURE
The objective of thickness gauging is to assure the average metal wall thickness through a
series of identified, average measurements of one-foot by one-foot sections. Ultrasonic testing
may also be perfonned on tanks with existing interior lining. Original wall metal thickness shall be
established by gauge measW'ements taken at the tank top manway.
After the tank has been emptied and the interior swface has been cleaned out, the tank
walls are divided into sections as follows:
1. Walls - Measurements for tank walls shall be divided into one-foot by one-foot
sections beginning at the fill end of the bottom of the tank and extending outward aroWld the tank
length. Any additional area of the tank wall which is, less than one-foot by one-foot shall be
measured and treated as an additional section.
2. Heads - Measurements for tank heads shall divide the head into foW' equal
sections by establishing a horizontal and vertical diameter line as an axis center point extending
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om~-foot shall be measwed and treated as an additional section.
Tlúckness gauging measurements shall be taken in the center if each section of the tank
wall and heads. Tanks shall be closed in accordance with Article 7 of the California UndergroWld
Storage Tank Regulations if the tanks' average metal thickness is less than 75% of the original
tlúckness or if the tank has any of the following defects:
1. Open seam or split longer than 3 inches
2. Perforaticnl!'!gcr than 1-1/2 inches in diameter \if belûw a gaUging opening at
the bottom of a tank where the perforation shall be no larger than 2-112 inches
in diameter
3. Five or more perforations in any one- square foot area
4. Multiple perforations of which any single perforation is
larger than 1/2 inch in diameter
To detennine adherence to these guidelines, perforations shall be brass ballpeen hammered
(before and after abrasive blasting) to remove thin metal and obtain structurally sOWld edges.
Perforations shall be reamed Wltil the edges of the hole are a minirnwn or 1/8" thick. Steel plates
may also be welded to the interior wall to maintain compliance with the acceptable wall thickness
in¡>erforated areas. Repair of seam splits may be repairs by welding. Welding shall be conducted
by persons familiar with hot work.
Repairs may be made to the tank if the tank meets requirements set forth in the CalifoßÚa
UndergroWld Storage Tank Regulations, subsection 2660 (k). Holes in steel tanks shall be plugged
using· self tapping bolts, boüer plugs, water-tight hydraulic cement, or by welding. In addition,
holes in steel and fiberglass tanks shall be repaired as follows:
Repair areas shall be covered with epoxy or isophthalic resin. The resin base shall be
compatible with the intended use of the tank.
Fiberglass cloth with a minimwn weight of 1.5 ollyd that is silane treated shall be worked
completely into the resin base. The resin base shall be applied a minirnwn of two inches beyond
the fiberglass cloth. .
All repairs shall include instaJlation of fiberglass cloth with a minirnwn dimension of 12 x
12 inches centered over the area to be repaired. Larger repairs shall require the cloth to be large
enough to provide cloth coverage of at least :five inches of cloth bonded to the tank wall, measwed
from the outennost edge of the repair area to the cloth's edge.
A second layer of fiberglass cloth, 1.5 o"lfyd, shall be installed directly over the prinwy
cloth layer and shall be cut to overlap the prinwy patch by 1.5 inches on all sides.
The repair shall be allowed sufficient cwe time, as detennined by the resin manufactw"er,
to provide an acceptable base for tank lining application.
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Tanks shall be abrasive blasted to a white metal, removing an sludge nom pits, rust plugs,
perforations, and any other openings.
Special equipment -
A. Approved safety equipment as fonows:
1. White disposable plastic coveralls
2. Blasting helmet with positive air displacement
3. Wristlet safety harness
B. Silver duct tape
C. Abrasive Blasting equipment
1. Abrasive blaster with deadman control and light
2. Abrasive materials
3. Nozzles
D. Two plastic buckets
E. Broom
F. Aluminwn shovel
Safety requirements .
Blast operators shall use U.S. Bmeau of Mines approved helmet connected to a somce of
clean, compressed air. Canister type masks may not be used.
Blast hoses shall be grOWlded to dissipate static charges.
Only nonferrous tools shall be used for cleaning surfaces of rust, sediment, etc.
Personnel working on tanks will wear rubber boots, fresh air masks, life lines and clean
clothing with no metal buttons or fittings.
Filter type air respirators should be worn by all others who are exposed to blast dust
environment. Adequate protection for personnel from flying p~cles shall also be provided in any
blasting operation.
Safety goggles shall be worn by all persons near any blasting operation.
Fresh air shall be supplied to the mask through a hose with a positive displacement air
blower to the windward sid~ {'f the mar.hole in the tan1e AdeqUûte pvñCí operated blowers shall
continue the air supply \mtil persoIUlel wearing masks have left tank and removed face pieces.
One end of a rope shall be seemed to the harness to assist in removal, if necessary. Extra
respirator equipment shall be available for emergency use.
BEFORE BEGINNING mE ABRASIVE BLAST OPERA nONS, IT IS
IMPERAnVE THA T mE AIR HOSE BE CHECKED TO ENSURE CLEAN AIR IS
COMING OUT OF mE AIR lIOSE.
XVI. T AN}Ç ASSESSMENT
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Con-osion does not usually take the fonn of a wrifonn loss (i.e., general deterioration of a
sw-face area). Most cOlTo8Îon occurs by leaving a pitted appearance resulting in perforations. A
small perforation in a tank wall can result when the entire tank surfa::e h~:; lost .íl0 more than is
found in a 50 cent piece. Nwnerous perforations in a one foot area indicates localized con-osion.
l'he nwnber and size of perforations in a tank are the criteria used to evaluate if a tank can be lined
to give maximwn of a 20 year life exteru¡ion.
If a tank has perforations not exceeding the limitations, the tank is considered not to have
been structw-ally impaired. A tank with a perforation or leak can. in fact, have over 100 years of
l:It.ruct.urallife remaining before the tank is impaired to the point that the tank collapses.
Prior to the application of the lining material, a minimwn 1/4" thick steel reinforcing plate,
rolled to t.he contow-s of the tank, with minimwn dimensions of eight inches by eight inches shall
be installed Wider the fill (drop) tube and gauging tubes. The plate shall be covered with fiberglass
cloth embedded in resin.
XVIl. SPRAY APPliCATION
Special Equipment
Respiratory - Scott air supply, wristlet safety harness and lanyard, and protective
clothing
Air supply - 100 psi continuous input pressme and 50 coo minirnwn volwne at the
spray equipment
Hoses - 100ft. of material hose
Spray gun
Catalyst delivery unit
Material pwnp
Buckets - (2) plastic with alwninwn handles
Mil gauge
Cotton rags
Brushes
Explosion proof drop light
Safety Requirements
NO FLMvŒ, SMOKING, MATCHES OR WELDING IS ALLOWED WITIllN
(SO') FIFTY FEET.
There should be at least (2) men on all interior tank jobs. One should be outside
the tank, equipped with an approved air hood, plus a rope with safety harness.
Enough ventilation shall be provided to change the air insidç once every SIX
minutes. Air must be circulated into all parts of the tank.
Thickness shall be checked regularly with !be mil gauge.
The entire area shall be checked for pinholes with a holiday detector and any such
holidays shall be coated over.
The coating thickness shall be checked for pinholes before closing the tank, using
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Lining shall be hardness tested using barcol hardness tester, or equivalent
instrument, to detennine that the lining hardness meets the above requirements.
XVUl. SEALING THE MANW A Y
The manway shall be closed with a 1/4" thick steel (but not less than original thickness) and
overlapping the hole at least two inches on each side. The cover plate shall be pre-formed to the
tank contow' and must fit snugly to the tank swf'ace at the plate edges.
The cover plate shall be abrasive blasted and coated as described in section XV.
Approved sealing compowuls that are compatible with the lining system· shall be applied to
the tanks mating swf'ace. The cover plate shall be securely fastened to the tank by bolts on 4"
centers. Sealing compoWld shall be applied over the cover plate outside the edge and bolts to
ensure proper sealing, with a 4" overlap on the tank and cover plate.
After the tank and cover plate compoWld have fully cw-ed, tank tightness testing shall be
conducted. A 5 lb. air test of the tank with the use of soap solution to check the lid shall be the
nùnimum tightness test.
XIX. V ACUUM TESTING
Testing bwied steel tanks for structural sOWldness may be accomplished by vacuum
testing, and when required by the authority having jwisdiction, shall be performed in the following
manner:
The tank shall withstand, without collapsing, a vacuum for no less that 1 minute. The
vacuum shan not exceed 5.3"Hg. The vacuum in the tank must not exceed V-(l/2 D + H) X 0.88
Hglfi.
1. V = Vacuum in inches mercury
2. D = Diameter in feet
3. H = The maximum actual bwial depth in feet, but not less than 3 feet, to the top
of the tank. .
XX. ADDITIONAL TESTING
1De tank and piping shall be precision tested in accordance with NI<'"'PA 329.
THE TANK SHAIL NOT BE PLACED BACK INTO SERVICE UNTIL
A FINAL INSPECTION IS APPROVED.
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Characteristics
Class A - Inunediately dangerous. Life-rescue procedw-es require the entry of
more than one individual. Fully equipped life support equipment is mandatory. Maintenance of
conunw1ication requires an additional standby person stationed within the confined space.
Class B - Dangerous, but not immediately life threatening. Rescue procedw-es
require the entry of no more than one individual fill equipped with life support equipment. Indirect
visual or auditory commw1ication with personnel.
Class C - Potentially hazardous. Requires no modification of work procedw-es.
Standard rescue procedw-es. Direct commw1ication with personnel horn outside the confined
space.
CONFINED SPACE CLASSIFICA nON TABLE
Oxygen
Class A - 16% or less
Class B - +(120 nunHg) or greater than 25%
~~, Class C - ·(190 nunHg)
Flammability
Class A - 20% or greater of LFL
Class B - 10% to 19% LFL
Class C - 10% LFL or less
Toxicity
Class A - ..IDUI
Class B - Greater than contamination leve~ less than ++IDUI
Class C - Less than contamination level
· Based on a total atmospheric pressme of 750 mmHG (sea level)
"'. Inunediately Dangerous to life or Health (IDilI), as referenced in NIOSH Registry
Toxic and Chemical Substances, Manufacturing Chemists data sheets, industrial hygiene guides or
other recognized auth01ities.
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TEST RESULTS - ENTRY CLASSIFICATION CHART
The chart below lists the materials that must be evaluated as part of the confmed/enclosed
space entry procedures. Acceptable levels of these materials have been set to serve as a basic
criteria in deciding which type of entry to fonow. The chart contains the name of the material to
be evaluated, along with the cOlTCsponding acceptable levels tor each of the two types of entry,
General and Special.
NOTE: All materials must test at or below the acceptable limits for General Entry before a
space can be declared safe for entry following General Entry requirements. If anyone material
tests above the acceptable limits, Special Entry requirements must be followed.
ENCLOSED SPACE
Material or Condition
General Entry
Acceptable Test Results
Other Toxic/Combustible Materials
Below 5% LFL
Greater than 19.5% oxygen
o Parts per million (ppm)
300 ppm or less
Levels below 4mg per cubic
foot after clcaning
Consult with Division Compliance
Specialist for requirements
Flammable vapors
Oxygen
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
Light Hydrocarbons (gasoline-like materials)
Lead CompoWlds .
CONFINED SPACE
Material or Condition
Other Toxic/Combustible Materials
Special Entry
Acceptable Rest Results
5% to 10% LFL
Less that 19%
1 to 10 ppm
Greater than 300 ppm
Levels above 4 mg per cubic
toot after cleaning
Consult with Division Compliance
Specialist for requirements
ADDmONAL ENTRY RESTRICTIONS
Flanunable Vapors
Oxygen ,
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
Light Hydrocarbons (gasoline-like materials)
Lead CompoW1ds
Material of Condition
Flammable Vapors
Oxygen
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)
Restriction
Greater truu'tl0% LFL - NO ENTRY AUOWED
Less than 16.1% EMERGENCY ONLY
With self contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
Over 10 ppm - EMERGENCY ONLY - with (SCBA)
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ITEM Class A Class B Class C
1. Pernúi X X X
2. Atmospheric testing X X X
3. Monitoring X 0 X
4. Medical X X 0
5. Training of persOIUlel X X X
6. Labeling and posting X X X
7. Preparation
Isolatellockout/tag X X 0
Purge and ventilate X X 0
Cleaning processes 0 0 0
Requirements for special equipment/tools X X 0
8. Procedures
Wtiat plan X X X
Standby X X 0
CommUlÙcationslobservations X X X
Work X X X
9. Safety Equipment and Clothing
Head protection 0 0 0
Hearing protection 0 0 0
Hand protection 0 0 0
Foot protection 0 0 0
Body protection 0 0 0
Respiratory protection 0 0 0
Safety belts X X X
ute lines. harness X 0 X
10. Rescue Equipment X X X
l1~, RecordkeepinglExposure X X X
X - indicates requirement
o - indicates detennination by qualified person
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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
MANUFACTURER: ARMOR SmELD, INC.
ADDRESS: ##1 SCHOLL ROAD FALMOum, KENTUCKY 41040
PHONE: For informatlo; purposes 8;00 am - 5:00 pm, Eastern Standard Time
Telephone: 1-606-654-8265
FOR EMERGENCY: Call CHEMTREC: 1-800-414-9300 to be used "ONLY IN THE EVEN
OF CHEMICAL EMERGENCIES INVOLVING A SPILL, LEAK, FIRE EXPOSURE OR
ACCIDENT INVOLVING CHEMICALS" .
DATE OF PREPARATION: December 11, 1991
SUPERSEDES MSDS DATED: Januæy 12,1991
PRODUCT "NAME:
Gè - 900 Lining Material
SECTIONI-COMæONENTDATA
HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS:
COMMON NAME
Styrene
CHEMICAL NAME
Vinyl Benzene
C.A.S. NO.
000100-42-5
Percent Composition - 58%
Osha - Pel 50ppm 8-hrTwa. 100 ppm Stel
Aggih-1LV: 50 ppm 8-1uTwa. 100 ppm Stel
OTHER INGREDIENTS
ProprietuyIngnXüenœ
SECI10N n - PHYSICAL DATA (For Styrene)
BOILING POINT:
293 Of'
SPECIFIC GRAVITY: (h 0 "" I) Approximately 1
MELTING POINT:
Not Applicable VAPOR PRESSURE: (mm Hg @ 20°C): 4.5 nun Hg)
PERCENT VOLATILE BY VOLUME: 20-80 VAPOR DENSITY: (Air = 1): 3.6 Evaporate Rate (Ethyl Ether"" 1): NO
SOLUBILITY IN WATER: Not Applicable
APPEARANCE AND ODOR: Red VISCOUS Liqùid
pH: Not Determined
SECTION m - FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA
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METIIOD USED:
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FLAMMABILITY LIMITS (%): (For Styrene) LEL: IJ
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..:.XTINGUISHING MEDIA: Alcohol type foam, C02, dry chemical (NFPA Class B Extinguisher)
SPECIAL FIRE-FIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS: T;eâí as a flam~able liquid type fire and wear protective goggles and self contained
breathing apparatus.
UNUSJ,.TAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: Material is flammable. Prevent smoking, open flame static and electrical sparking.
Ambient temperatures over lOO°F, or heat from fire situations may cause rapid polymerizatio.n, heat generation, and vapor expansion.
May cause closed containers to rupture. Keep cool with water spray.
SECTION IV - REACTMTY DATA
STABILITY (Conditions to Avoid): U~ble. Excessive heat may cause a closed container to explode.
JNCOMPATmILITY (Material to Avoid): Peroxides, oxidizers, acids, bases .
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS: CO, C02, low molecular weight hydrocarbons, organic acids.
HAZARDOUS POL YMERlZA TJON: May occur if exposed to heat sources or prolonged storage above 38°C (lOO°F)
SECTION V - HEALTH HAZARD DATA
UMARY ROU1ES OF ENTRY: Inhalation, skin contact
HEALTH HAZARDS: (Including acute and chronic effects and symptoms of overexposure) (Health hazards are given for styrene)
ACU1E: Inhalation: Upper respiratory tract irritation. Possible central nervous system effects include headache,
drowsiness, dizziness, loss of coordination, impaired judgment, nausea, gastric upset and weakÍ1ess. Effects mimic drunkenness and th
effects will be increased by consumption of alcohol or mood altering drugs. Exposure to dust from fabrication of finished (cured) parts
may result in temporary discomfort or irritation of the upper resPiratory tract.
Skin Contact; May result in skin irritation. Styrene is considered to be a primary skin irritant.
Eve <;cntact: May cause severe irritation, redness, tearing and blurred vision.
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May cause mouth, throat and gastrointestinal irritation, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Aspiration
material into the lungs can cause chemical pneumonitis which can be fatal.
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CHRONIC: Prolonged exposure may result in nausea, loss of appetite, general weakness, changes in blood chemistry and
skin contact may r~sult in dermatitis, marked by rough. dry or cracked skin. Prolonged or repeated eye exposure to the vapor may caus
irritation to the lining of the eyelids. In !?r~r:!!cry animals, chronic exposure at high concentrations has been found to cause liver
abnormalities, kidney damage and lung damage. In addition, preliminary results of inhalation studies indicate that laboratory rats
expose-.d to 800 mm styrene Via inhalation showed evidence of hearing loss. Relevance to humans remains unclear.
CARCINOGENICITY:
HAZÞJUJOUS INGREDIENTS: Listed By: ACGrn IARC NIP OSHA
.yrene No Yes No No
JARC: In March. 1987, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (lARC) reclassified styrene as possibly carcinogeni
to humans (Group 2B) due to "inadequate evidence in humans", "Limited evidence in animals" and "other relevant data". Previously,
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.itat the weight of data on genetic and related effects together with the consideration that styrene is metabolized in humans and animals
styrene oxide, for which there is sufficient evidence of carcinogenicity in experimental animals which has been classified by IARC as
probably carcinogenic to humans (Group 2A),Wãs sufficienÚeason to recommend the change in classification.
Medical Conditions A22ravated bv Exposure: Persons with a history of chronic respiratory disease, skin disease, or central or
peripheral nervous system disorders may at increased risk form exposure to this product.
SECTION VI - EMPLOYEE PROTECTION
VENTILATION: Provide adequate general and/or local exhaust ventilation to maintain exposures below PEL's and TL V's.
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: If irritation occurs or if the PEL or TL V is exceeded, use a NOISH/MSHA approved air purifying
respirator with organic vapor cartridges or canisters or supplied air respirator. Always use respiratory protection in accordance with yo
company's respiratory protection program and OSHA regulations under 29 CFR 1910.134.
EYE PROTECTION: If eye contact is possible. wear chemical protective goggles.
PROTECTIVE CLOTIDNG: Long sleeved clothing, long pants and polyvinyl alcohol or polyethylene or viton gloves.
WORKIHYGIENIC PRACTICES: Handle in accordance with good industrial hygiene and safety practices. Safety showers and eyewa
stations should be available. Launder contaminated clothing before rewearing. Use explosion proof motors and equipment.
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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA $"££1
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Revl,lcn Oates 06/20/90
Supersed.. Form Datedt 03/21/S9
TKAO~NAHE ................. LUPERSOL De1t1-X-9 Red
OIEHlCAL NAME ....... ",,,thy1 Ethyl Ketone Peto"fde
MOLECULAR fORMULA ............. MIxture of C,H,OO~
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CHEMICAL FAHILY.................Oroanlc PeroxIde
'" J~VNONVMS ................... .2-nutenon" Peroxide
C.A.S. R£CISTRY NUHBER(S) . PeroxIdes 1338-23-4
DtIP. 131-n-3
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Hydrogen Peroxide. 7722-84'1
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fLV 1986 - 1 ppm (TWA)
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.Yhfe produat cont.fns toxte chemlc.'. .ubJeet to the r.portt"9 requIrements o( sectton 313 o(
the Emergency P1ennt"g end Community RIght-To-Know Act of 1986 end or .0 CrR 372.
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SHIPPING I"FORMATIO"
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0.0. T. $tllPPING NAME... Hethy1 Ethy1 Keto"e Peroxfde
H^lARD CLASSiFICATION.............. Org'Rie p.roxid,
I.C. NUHßER ................................ UNts50
FR£ICfIT ClASSIFICATION ......... ChelDfclts HalON
IMOO OOOE PACE ............................ 5186
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PHYSICAL PROP£RTlES
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HEltlHC/FREEZING POINT. ·C .............. 8e1ow -30 VAPOR PRESSURE ............................. HIE
MOLECULAR wElarr ............................... MIA VAPOR DENSITY (A'r ~ 1> .................... N/E
SPECIFIC CRAVITY (H20. 1). 25/2S·C ..... 1.~12 mtn , VCLArlltz BY VüL~,t ...................... NfE
*S.A.D.T, ............._.................~.... 71·C. APPEARANCE & ODoR ........... Red I'Q~td.
_51 Cube ketone odor
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, rr RE AND EXPLOS ION DATA
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"WI! POINT. ·c/ef........................... 68/155
EXTINGUISHING MEDIA.......................... Water .pray. Water Fog. Dry Ch~leö', foaM
SPECIAL FIRE FlalTINC PROCEDURf,S ............ If 1arge '~unt f. fnvo1ved. evacuate .rea and ftght ffr. from
..fe dt.t,nce. Cool ,urroundtnv Mftterf.1 wIth water.
~NUSUAl FIRE' EXPLOSION HAZARDS............. Con~fn.t1on. Temperatur~ - Cen decOMPO,e wtth (oree if con~
(Ined dur'no exposure to fIre.
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REACTIVITY DATA
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STABILITy...................................
CONOITIONS CONTRlBUTINC TO INSTABILITY ......
INCOtt'^TIOILITV (avoId contact with) ........
HAl"~( ()US O£COf1POSlTlotI PROOUCTS ............
CONOITIONS TO AVOID ..........................
lInetab1e
Thermal decompoeftion, cont.Mln~tlon
Streng Iclds, strong olk~lf., strong oKldfzers, acetone,
tr.nsition ~.ta1 silt,. promoters and reduelh9 'gents
Þeçømposltfon products are f'emmab1e and may autofqnltð
~.t. f'A~'. søarka. Ignltfon source., cont~Mtnatlon
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SP I LL OR LEAk
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STEPS TO DE T^KEN if H^TERI~l U...bsorbant ~a~erinl. sweep ør scoop up us~nV non-
15 R£lr~EO OR SPILLED ...................... Ip.rki~9 too1s .nd dispose of tmmedf~t..ly.
WASTE DISPOSAL HETf~O ....................... Con.01t wIth en Atochem representative for the telephone
mmtber of yolll' state I. hazardous waste egençy.
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TOXICITY
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ORA~ (.cute)(r.ts).................. LD~ - G81 ~/kg
OERHAl (acbte)(rabbtt).............. "/~~
INHAlATION (ecute)(r.t')............ LCSO - 33 ~/1 (\ hours)(1971)
CHRO"IC, SOUCHROHtt, ETt.,
"HES TESTr Hegattve
NOTES. Data obtllned on 11\ lçtive
0~Ygen .atertI1. Shou1d be
slml1llr
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HEALTH HAZARO INFORHATIOt(
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EFFtCTS Of' EXPOSURE,
IRRITATION.......................... SKIN - Severe
C:VE - Severe
~EHS'fIZATION ................................. NlE
INH^LATION F.f'FECTS ....Irr(t.tlno to Ilrweys & lunos
EHE~CENCV FIRST AID.
CORRn~'VITY ....._................... SKIN - N/E
EYE - Hay Cause 811ndness
LUNG EFfECTS ...........................Irrltent
OTHER ..................................... N/£
CNC£STION ..................
O~RMAL .....................
EYE CONrACT ................
~"f~LATION .................
00 NOT Induce vomiting. Cet em.rgency ..df~at attention for I.va98.
flu¡n-wf~ .oap and ",ter. Cet ~edlc~I .ttention.
IMMEDIATElY ftush "fth p1enty of ",ter for at I..st 15 ~tnute" Get amerg~\ey
.edfclt attention.
Remove to frelh air. If not bra.thing, glv. arterlale1 resplratfon, Got Mðdlcal
attentfOfl.
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5rECIAL PROTECTIOH IHFOAf1ATION
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VENTILATION REOUIREMENTS ... Use wIth adequate ventl1ltfon. Loce1 exhoust.
EYE ........................ Safety g115sel, gogg1es, flce aht.,d
I~NO (Clovo Type) .......... Neopre~., ~ftrf1. rubber
*RESPlRATOR TyPE............. Can or clrtrfdge, gl. or vapor
OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPHENT.. E~"uh statfon
#rUse oo1y HIOSII/HESA Ipproved equipment
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LABEL PRECAUTIONS
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PR£CAUTIONARY LABELING......
, Wash' thorou9h'y after, handling
Do not get in eyes, on ,kfn or c10thfng
00 not _tore near combultfb1..
Empty cont.fn.r may oontlfn haz.rdouI ro.fdues
keep container closed
(~p 'way. from heat, sparka, and f1lh11u
00 not r.~.o container ','
OTtiER STORACE AND
I~LING CO~ITICNS ......... Store ba10w 100·' (S8·C) to maintain active oxygon contont.
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PREPAIlED JlY:
Harketlnq Servlcoa Ðoperbllent
,t.OOflES S r
17~O Milftary Roed, Buffe10, NY 14240
PHONE I
(716)871-1740
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t~TES: HIE - Not EstaÞII,hed
NIA . Not ApplIcable
"'he above fnfnrmatlon fa accurate to the best of our Irnow1edge. However, .fnce dlltll, safety standard_.. a"d gDvernment
regulations are subjuct to change and ,the conditions of hand1ftlg and use, 01" misuse ara beyaf1d our contro1, ATOCH(M
HAKES NO WARRANTY. EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPI.IEO, WITH RESPECT TO THE COMPLETENESS OR CONTINUING ACCURACY Or: T"E
INrO~ATloN CONTAtNEO m;ltt'~ AND DISctAl....1ì AU. \.tA01L1TV FOA RELIANCE THEREON. User chou1d satisfy Mm...1f thaI: h~
. '5 aU current ~"t relevaf1t to his particular use."
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DUŒTJlTUUUURE 4> -... ~,
Potson 8 ltqutd. R.O.S. UN 2810 - U.S. DOT
N'K-Df~thylantltne UK 2253 - Internattonal
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III\ZARD S\H1^RY
DANGER: Hazardous 1 fqufd
l1ateria1 is combustible.
adequate venti1atfon.
and vllnnr. ~¡:pidl y absorbed through sk in. 1 UII!lS and eyes. Causes cyanos is.
00 not get-in eyes, on" slcln or clothing. Avoid breathing vapor. Use only with
KF1'A Rating:
Health 3
Fhmmabi1f ty 2
Reactivtty 0
IfllS Rating:
Ifealth 3
F1åmmabt11ty 2
Reactivity 0
4 .. Extreme
3 .. High
2 .. Moderate
1 ""Slight
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succeedfng sectfons.)
(Hore details on hazards are gfven fn
FIRE Aim E1PlOSI~ HAZARD DATA
Dfmethylani1ine is a Class IlIA Combustible lfqu1d.
Flash Pofnt: 163°F (730e) Flammable l1mfts: lFl: 1.0% by vol. UFl: Not found.
Extfngufs/lfng .'ed1a: Foam, Carbon Dioxfde. dry chemfcaL
Aulo lonllien TEmp.: 371°C
Specfel Fire Ffghting Procedures & Equipment: "void contact wfth 1fqufd and vapors. ;'"ear full protective
clothing and setr contained breathing apparatus. Clear area downwind of fncident. Cool ccntainers exposed to
heat ~ith ~ater. (Water will spread spilled material.)
Unusual FIre & Explosfon Hazards: Vapors and liqufd are toxfc and flammab1e. May form ex~10sive mixtures wfth
afro Dallgerot:s when heated to decomposftfon. lIay emft toxfc fumes of aniline.
Haurdcus· Incomp1ete Combustion Products: NOx' CO. Also possfble nftrf1es; aromatic amfnes; aldehydes;
acids; cyallide; phenols.
SPIll OR lEA( PROCEDURES
Steps Tc Be Teken If .'ateriel Is Spfned or Released: Clean up spflls prompt1y. Avofd C(lntect ttfth l1quf!! cr
vapor fcms. Ventl1ate fmmediate area, dear area downwind. Absorb sp111s using "Speedy Dry" or simihr
absorbe~t. $hovel and sweep up saturated absorbent materf.l. Hose area down wfth water. Fersons not wearing
protectIve equIpment and clDthing should be restricted from area of spflls and leaks.
Call C~rec 1-800-424-9300. Local env1ronm~ntal¡agency should be notified.
Dfsposal r.ethods: Deposit absorbent material saturated with product fn a separate labelee, leakproof container
and take to an approved treatment, storage or dfsposa1 hc111ty.
DŒRŒIICY MD FIRST ^ID
In case of contact get medfca1 attention.
Remove perscn from exposure sfte. Immediately f1ush eyes or skfn wfth large amounts of ..ater for at least 15
mfnute~ ~hile removing ccntam1nated clothing, fncluding shoes. Shower thorough1y and do~ clean, dry clothfng
and clEan shoes. Thorough c1eans1ng of the entire contaminated area of the body fnc1udir;ç scalp and naits is
of utmo~t importance. Discard a11 contamfnated c10thfng and shoes.
If ingestE!! and perscn is conscious, fnduc~ vomftirg. Surr~..t tïeatl~~:1¡; with artfficfel respfratfon, ff
III!(;essary.
I/ote to Fh'.'sitian: Special tledfcal Surveil1ance: flood methemoglobfn if exposure or dEgree cf cyanosis is in
doubt. :"void aspfrin or ilspirin-1ike products for complaints of headache. Advise patfent ~c avoid alcohol fer
2-3 days. III case of skin absorptfon symptoms may be delayed.
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SPECIAl PRECAUTIOOS
Vapor a~d I fquid forms are toxic if breathed, swal1cwed or absorbed through the sldn. :~~ on skfn has poor
warnfng propertfes.
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EMERGENCY INFORMATION
JOB INFORMATION:
NIAGARA CAR WASH
7991 WHITE LANE
BAKERSFIELD CA 93304
CONTACT:
BRIAN HOLDEN
EMERGENCY PHONE:
911
FIRE DEPARTMENT:
911
MEDICAL EMERGENCY:
911
NEAREST HOSPITAL:
MERCY HOSPITAL
2215 TRUXTON AVE.
BAKERSFIELD, CA
DIRECTIONS:
N ON WIBLE TO TRUXTON
RIGHT ON TRUXTON AFTER
CROSSING L STREET ON
RIGHT.
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BAKERSFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT
HAZARDOUS MATERIAL DIVISION
1715 CHESTER AVE., BAKERSFIELD, CA 93304
(805) 326-3979
APPLICATION TO PERFORM A TIGHTNESS TEST
FACILITY þ;'rJ ÁJ .)d1.-t.,¿,,-J.JkJDRESS /70 ¿ ~ --! ,æ,,¡L
PERMIT TO OPERATE *
OPERATORS NAME 1/w.uJz. d¿'~ OWNERS NAME ~£~ ~A.-<.---' µ~.
, r /
NUMBER OF TANKS TO BE TESTED ~ IS PIPING GOING TO BE TESTED
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TANK #
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DATE & TIME TEST IS TO BE CONDUCTED 7-~'-16'- 9~
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SIGNATURE OF APPLICANT
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA
STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PERMIT APPLICATION· FORM A
COMPLETE THIS FORM FOR EACH FACIUTYISITE
MARK ONLY
ONE ITEM
fZI 1 NEW PERMIT
o 2 INTERIM PERMIT
o 3 RENEWAL PERMIT
o 4 AMENDED PERMIT
o 5 CHANGE OF INFORMATION 0 7 PERMANENTLY CLOSED SITE
o 6 TEMPORARY SITE CLOSURE
I. FACILITY/SITE INFORMATION & ADDRESS - (MUST BE COMPLETED)
DBA OR FACILITY NAME NAME OF OPERATOR
Niagara Car Wash Niagara Car Wash
ADDRESS NEAREST CROSS STREET PARCEL # (OPTIONAL)
1701 Stine Road Ming Avenue
CITY NAME STATE I ZIP CODE SITE PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Bakersfield CA 93309 (805) 831-7998
./ BOX o CORPORATION o INOIVIDUAl o PARTNERSHIP o lOCAl·AGENCY o COUNTY,AGENCY o STATE·AGENCY o FEDERAl-AGENCY
TO INDICATE
DISTRICTS
TYPE OF BUSINESS ø 1 GAS STATION D 2 DISTRIBUTOR o ./ IF INDIAN 1# OF TANKS AT SITE E. P. A. I. D. # (optional)
RESERVATION 4
D 3 FARM D 4 PROCESSOR ø 5 OTHER OR TRUST lANDS
EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON (PRIMARY)
EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON (SECONDARY). optional
DAYS: NAME (LAST, FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE DAYS: NAME (LAST, FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Brian Hobin (805) 831-7998 Frank Hobin (805) 831-7998
NIGHTS: NAME (LAST, FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE NIGHTS: NAME (LAST, FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Brian Hobin (805) 664-7570 Frank Hobin (805) 664-0849
II. PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION - (MUST BE COMPLETED)
NAME CARE OF ADDRESS INFORMATION
Niagara Car Wash Brian Hobin
MAILING OR STREET ADDRESS ./ box ID Indicale o INDIVIDUAL o LOCAl,AGENCY D STATE,AGENCY
1701 Stine Road ø CORPORATION o PARTNERSHIP o COUNTY,AGENCY D FEDERAl,AGENCY
CITY NAME STATE I ZIP CODE I PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Bakersfield CA 93309 (805) 831-7998
III. TANK OWNER INFORMATION - (MUST BE COMPLETED)
NAME OF OWNER CARE OF ADDRESS INFORMATION
Niagara Car Wash Brian Hobin
MAiLING OR STREET ADDRESS ./ box ID indicate o INDIVIDUAL o lOCAl·AGENCY D STATE·AGENCY
1701 Stine Road ø CORPORATION o PARTNERSHIP o COUNTY,AGENCY D FEDERAl,AGENCY
CITY NAME STATE I ZIP CODE I PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Bakersfield CA 93309 (805) 831-7998
IV. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION UST STORAGE FEE ACCOUNT NUMBER· Call (916) 739-2582 if questions arise.
TY (TK) HQ @J3]-~
V. LEGAL NOTIFICATION AND BILLING ADDRESS Legal notification and billing will be sent to the tank owner unless box I or II is checked,
1.0 11.0 111.0
APPLICANTS TITLE
DATE
MONTHlDAYIYEAF\
General Partner
1-5-94
LOCAL AGENCY USE ONLY
COU~,'7Y #
OJ
JURISDICTION #
0:0
FACILITY #
ITDIIJ
LOCATION CODE, OPTIONAL
¡CENSUS TRACT # . OPTIONAL
I SUPVISOR ' DISTRICT CODE . OPTIONAL
,
THIS FORM MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AT LEAST (1) OR MORE PERMIT APPLICATION· FORM B, UNLESS THIS IS A CHANGE OF SITE INFORMATION ONLY.
. FOR0C33A,R2
FORM A (9'90)
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STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PERMIT APPLICATION· FORM A
COMPLETE THIS FORM FOR EACH FACILITY /SITE
MARK ONLY
ONE ITEM
IZI 1 NEW PERMIT
o 2 INTERIM PERMIT
o 3 RENEWAL PERMIT
D 4 AMENDED PERMIT
o 5 CHANGE OF INFORMATION 0 7 PERMANENTLY CLOSED SITE
o 6 TEMPORARY SITE CLOSURE
I. FACILITY/SITE INFORMATION & ADDRESS· (MUST BE COMPLETED)
DBA OR FACILITY NAME I NAME OF OPERATOR
Niagara Car Wash Niagara Car Wash
ADDRESS NEAREST CROSS STREET PARCEL # (OPTIONAL)
1701 Stine Road Ming Avenue
CITY NAME STATE I ZIP CODE SITE PHONE' WITH AREA CODE
Bakersfield CA 93309 (80S) 831-7998
./ BOX o CORPORATION o INDIVIDUAL o PARTNERSHIP o LOCAL·AGENCY o COUtITY·AGENCY o STATE·AGENCY o FEDERAL-AGENCY
TO INDICATE DISTRICTS
TYPE OF BUSINESS ø 1 GAS STATION D 2 DISTRIBUTOR o .,/ IF INDIAN \' OF TANKS AT SITE E. P. A. I. D. , (optional)
RESERVATION 4
0 3 FARM 0 4 PROCESSOR ¡z¡ 5 OTHER OR TRUST LANDS
EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON (PRIMARY)
EMERGENCY CONTACT PERSON (SECONDARY). optional
DAYS: NAME (LAST. FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE DAYS: NAME (LAST. FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Brian Hobin (805) 831-7998 Frank Hobin (805) 831-7998
NIGHTS: NAME (LAST. FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE NIGHTS: NAME (LAST, FIRST) PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Brian Hobin (805) 664-7570 Frank Hobin (805) 664-0849
II. PROPERTY OWNER INFORMATION· (MUST BE COMPLETED)
NAME I CARE OF ADDRESS INFORMATION
Niagara Car Wash Brian Hobin
MAILING OR STREET ADDRESS .,/ box 10 indicate o INDIVIDUAL o LOCAL·AGENCY o STATE·AGENCY
1701 Stine Road ø CORPORATION o PARTNERSHIP o COUNTY,AGENCY o FEDERAL -AGENCY
CITY NAME STATE \ ZIP CODE \ PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Bakersfield CA 93309 (80S) 831-7998
III. TANK OWNER INFORMATION . (MUST BE COMPLETED)
NAME OF OWNER CARE OF ADORESS INFORMATION
Niagara Car Wash Brian Hobin
MAILING OR STREET ADDRESS .,/ box ID indicate o INDIVIDUAL o LOCAL·AGENCY o STATE·AGENCY
1701 Stine Road ø CORPORATION o PARTNERSHIP o COUtITY·AGENCY o FEDERAL,AGENCY
CITY NAME STATE I ZIP CODE I PHONE # WITH AREA CODE
Bakersfield CA 93309 (805) 831-7998
IV. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION UST STORAGE FEE ACCOUNT NUMBER· Call (916) 739-2582 if questions arise.
TY(TK) HQ @E]-~
V. LEGAL NOTIFICATION AND BILLING ADDRESS Legal notification and billing will be sent to the tank owner unless box I or II is checked.
CHECK ONE BOX INDICATING WHICH ABOVE ADDRESS SHOULD BE USED FOR LEGAL NOTIFICATIONS AND BILLING:
1,0
11·0 111·0
APPLICANT'S TITLE
DATE
MONTHlDAYNEAR
General Partner
1-5-94
LOCAL AGENCY USE ONLY
COUI'.r;y #
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JURISDICTION #
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I SUPVISOR - DISTRICT CODE . OPTIONAL
LOCATION CODE, OPTIONAL
I CENSUS TRACT # . OPTIONAL
THIS FORM MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AT LEAST (1) OR MORE PERMIT APPLICATION· FORM B, UNLESS THIS IS A CHANGE OF SITE INFORMATION ONLY.
FOROO33A-R2
FORM A (9-90)
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COMPLETE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH TANK SYSTEM.
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ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA
STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK PERMIT APPLICATION· FORM 8
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MARK ONLY
ONE ITEM
o 1 NEW PERMIT
o 2 INTERIM PERMIT
o 3 RENEWAL PERMIT
o 4 AMENDED PERMIT
o 5 CHANGE OF INFORMATION
o 6 TEMPORARY TANK CLOSURE
o 7 PERMANENTLY CLOSED ON SITE
o 8 TANK REMOVED
DBA OR FACILITY NAME WHERE TANK IS INSTALLED:
I. TANK DESCRIPTION COMPLETE ALLlTEMS" SPECIFY IF UNKNOWN
A, OWNER'S TANK I. 0, # B. MANUFACTUREO BY: Mosier Bros.
c, DATE INSTALLED (MO/DAYiYEAR) 8-1-91 D. TANK CAPACITY IN GALLONS: 2,000
II. TANK CONTËNTS IF A,11S MARKED, COMPLETE ITEM C.
01 MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL ø 4 OIL B. C. 0 1a REGULAR 0 3 DIESEL 0 6 AVIATION GAS
A. UNLEADED 0
02 0 EMPTY 01 PRODUCT 0 1b PREMIUM 4 GASAHOL 0
PETROLEUM 80 7 METHANOL
UNLEADED 0 5 JET FUEL
03 CHEMICAL PRODUCT 0 95 UNKNOWN ø 2 WASTE 0 2 LEADED 0 99 OTHER (DESCRIBE IN ITEM 0, BELOW)
D. IF (A.1) IS NOT MARKED, ENTER NAME OF SUBSTANCE STORED C.A, S.#:
III. TANK CONSTRUCTION MARK ONE ITEM ONLY IN BOXES A, B. AND C, AND ALL THAT APPLIES IN BOX 0 AND E
A. TYPE OF ø 1 DOUBLE WALL 0 3 SINGLE WALL WITH EXTERIOR LINER 0 95 UNKNOWN
SYSTEM 0 2 SINGLE WALL - 0 4 SECONDARY CONTAINMENT (VAULTED TANK) 0 99 OTHER
ø1 BARE STEEL 0 2 STAINLESS STEEL D 3 FIBERGLASS 0 4 STEEL CLAD WI FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC
B. TANK
MATERIAL 0 5 CONCRETE 0 6 POLYVINYL CHLORIDE 0 7 ALUMINUM 08 100"10 METHANOL COMPATIBLE WIFRP
(Primary Tank) 0 9 BRONZE 0 10 GALVANIZED STEEL 0 95 UNKNOWN 0 99 OTHER
01 RUBBER LINED 0 2 ALKYD LIN ING 0 3 EPOXY LINING 0 4 PHENOLIC LINING
C. INTERIOR 0 5 GLASS LINING 0 6 UNLINED 0 95 UNKNOWN 0 99 OTHER
LINING
IS LINING MATERIAL COMPATIBLE WITH 100% METHANOL? YES_ NO_
D. CORROSION 01 POLYETHYLENE WRAP 0 2 COATING o 3 VINYL WRAP ø 4 FIBERGLASS REINFORCED PLASTIC
PROTECTION 0 5 CATHODIC PROTECTION 0 91 NONE o 95 UNKNOWN 0 99 OTHER
E. SPILL AND OVERFILL SPILL CONTAINMENT INSTALLED (YEAR) OVERFILL PREVENTION EQUIPMENT INSTALLED (YEAR)
IV. PIPING INFORMATION CIRCLE A IF ABOVE GROUND OR U IF UNDERGROUND. BOTH IF APPLlCABŒ
A. SYSTEM TYPE A U 1 SUCTION A U 2 PRESSURE A@3 GRAVITY A U 99 OTHER
B. CONSTRUCTION A U 1 SINGLE WALL A(U) 2 DOUBLE 'WALL A U 3 LINED TRENCH AU, 95 UNKNOWN A U 99 OTHER
C. MATERIAL AND A U 1 BARE STEEL A U 2 STAINLESS STEEL A U 3 POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (PVC) A® 4 FIBERGLASS PIPE .
CORROSION A U 5 ALUMINUM A U 6 CONCRETE A U 7 STEEL WI COATING A U 8 100"/. METHANOL COMPATIBLE W/FRP
PROTECTION A U 9 GALVANIZED STEEL A U 10 CATHODIC PROTECTION A U 95 UNKNOWN A U 99 OTHER
D. LEAK DETECTION D 1 AUTOMATIC LINE LEAK DETECTOR D 2 LINE TIGHTNESS TESTING ø 3 ~6~~~~::¿ D 99 OTHER
V. TANK LEAK DETECTION
o 1 VISUAL CHECK 0 2 INVENTORY RECONCILIATION 0 3 VADOZE MONITORING 0 4 AUTOMATIC TANK GAUGING 0 5 GROUND WATER MONITORING
o 6 TANK TESTING ø 7 INTERSTITIAL MONITORING 0 91 NONE 0 95 UNKNOWN 0 99 OTHER
VI. TANK CLOSURE INFORMATION
1, ESTIMATED DATE LAST USED (MO/DAYiYR)
3. WAS TANK FILLED WITH
GALLONS INERT MATERIAL?
YES 0 NO 0
F E'ERJURY, AND TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE. IS TRUE AND CORRECT
APPLICANTS NAME DATE
(PRINTED & SIGNATURE) 1- 5-94
LOCAL AGENCY USE ONLY THE STATE J.D. NUMBER IS COMPOSED OF THE FOUR NUMBERS BELOW
TANK #
STATE/.D.# CIIIJIE
PERMIT NUMBER
FORM B (7·91)
THIS FORM MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PERMIT APPLICATION· FORM A, UNLESS A CURRENT FORM A HAS BEEN FILED.
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srATE OF CALIFORNIA
STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
CERTIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE
FOR UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK INSTALLATION
FORM C
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COMPLETE A SEPARATE FORM FOR EACH TANK SYSTEM
I. SITE LOCATION
STREET
1701 Stine Road
CITY
Bakersfield
COUNTY
Kern
II. INSTALLATION (mark all that apply): '
ø The installer has been certified by the tank and piping manufacturers.
¡z¡ The installation has been inspected and certified by a registered professional engineer.
¡z¡ The installation has been inspected and approved by the implementing agency.
¡z¡ All work listed on the manufacturer's installation checklist has been completed.
¡z¡ The installation Contractor has been certified or licensed by the Contractors State License Board.
o Another method was used as allowed by the implementing agency. (Please specify.)
III. OATH I certify that the information provided is true to the best of my belief and knowledge.
Tank Owner/Agent
Print Name
Niagara Car Wash
Brian Hobin
Date 1-5-94
Phone (805 ) 831-7998
Address
1701 Stine Road
Bakersfield, CA 93309
LOCAL AGENCY USE ONLY
STATE
TANK 1.0, #
COUNTY #
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UNDERGROUND TANK TESTERS, INC.
917 WEST BELLEVIEW AVE.
PORTERVILLE, CA 93257
1-800-244-1921
TANK STATUS EVALUATION REPORT
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***** CUSTOMER DATA *****
***** SITE DATA *****
NIAGARA CAR WASH
1701 STINE ROAD
NIAGARA CAR WASH
1701 STINE ROAD
BAKERSFIELD, CA
93309
BAKERSFIELD, CA
93309
CONTACT:
PHONE #: 805-325-4845
CONTACT:
PHONE #: 805-325-4845
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TANKS TESTED AS NUMBERD
CURRENT EPA STANDARDS DICTATE
THAT FOR UNDERGROUND FUEL TANKS, THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE LEAK/GAIN RATE
OVER THE PERIOD OF ONE HOUR IS .05 GALLONS.
*THESE TESTS ARE PERFORMED USING THE USTEST PROTOCOL*
TANK #1: PLUS UNLEADED
TYPE: STEEL
RATE: .035392 G.P.H. LOSS
TANK IS TIGHT.
TANK #2: REG UNLEADED
TYPE: STEEL
RATE: .004904 G.P.H. LOSS
TANK IS TIGHT.
TANK #3: SUPER UNLEADED TYPE: STEEL
RATE: .035386 G.P.H. GAIN
TANK IS TIGHT.
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TANK NO. TANK NO. TANK NO. TANK NO.
1 2 3 4
TANK DIAMETER (IN) 94 95 95
LENGTH (FT) 27.74 32.59 32.59
VOLUME (GAL) 10000 12000 12000
TYPE ST ST ST
FUEL LEVEL (IN) 64 67 77
FUEL TYPE PLS UNLD REG UNLD SUP UNLD
dVOL/dy (GAL/IN) 126.28 146.65 126.05
CALIBRATION ROD DISTANCE
1 10.6563 10.6563 10.6563
2 26.9531 26.9531 26.9531
3 41.9375 41.9375 41.9375
4 56.9375 56.9375 56.9375
5 74.9375 74.9375 74.9375
6 .0000 .0000 .0000
7 .0000 .0000 .0000
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ZIP CODE (XXXXX-XXXX)
PHONE NUMBER (XXX)XXX-XXXX
000015
NIAGARA CAR WASH
1701 STINE ROAD
BAKERSFIELD, CA
93309
: 805-325-4845
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TANKS TESTED AS NUMBERD
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SITE NAME (COMPANY NAME)
SITE CONTACT(LAST, FIRST)
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CITY, STATE
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PHONE NUMBER (XXX)XXX-XXXX
GROUND WATER LEVEL (FT)
NUMBER OF TANKS
LENGTH OF PRE-TEST (MIN)
LENGTH OF TEST (MIN)
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1-800-244-1921
TANK STATUS REPORT -- ULLAGE TEST
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***** CUSTOMER DATA *****
***** SITE DATA *****
NIAGARA CAR WASH
1701 STINE ROAD
NIAGARA CAR WASH
1701 STINE ROAD
BAKERSFIELD, CA
93309
BAKERSFIELD, CA
93309
CONTACT:
PHONE #: 805-325-4845
CONTACT:
PHONE #: 805-325-4845
***** COMMENT LINES *****
TANKS TESTED AS NUMBERD
CURRENT EPA STANDARDS DICTATE
THAT FOR UNDERGROUND FUEL TANKS, THE MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE LEAK/GAIN RATE
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CITY, STATE
ZIP CODE (XXXXX-XXXX)
PHONE NUMBER (XXX)XXX-XXXX
000015
NIAGARA CAR WASH
1701 STINE ROAD
: BAKERSFIELD, CA
93309
: 805-325-4845
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ADDRESS - LINE 2
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ZIP CODE (XXXXX-XXXX)
PHONE NUMBER (XXX)XXX-XXXX
GROUND WATER LEVEL (FT)
NUMBER OF TANKS
LENGTH OF PRE-TEST (MIN)
LENGTH OF TEST (MIN)
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f= Hazmat Inventory
Inventory Details
[Name
UNLEADED GASOLINE
Underground Storage Tank
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Fac. Unit: Fixed Containers on Site 9
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H WINES III 04/18/94
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Contents: 001 001 001
Construction Type:
Prime Material
Interior Lining :
MeOH Compatible :
Corr. Protection: 002
002
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N Y/N
Piping Type
Construct.Type:
Material
Leak Detection:
Tank Volume
Status
Test/Re-test
Inv.Reconcil.
Permit Date/No.:
State Charge/ID:
A/U
U 002
U 001
U 004
001
Leak Detection
002 099
12,000 GAL (Unit)
08/83
04/16/94
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