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Attach�nt for Terminal Fact Sheet <br />�11; Spill/Emergency Response Drills: <br />_� <br />- Quarterly notification drills <br />- Annual "table top"�drills (Including local agencies) <br />- Annual "Response Zone" drills <br />- Tri-annual "Mock Disaster" drills <br />- Unannounced Federally mandated drills <br />- Monthly OPA-90 equipment checks <br />- Annual OPA-90 Deployment drills. <br />#12: This is somewhat confusing because item (a) appears to refer to <br />acility inspections and (b) through (e} is far Cank inspections. <br />b). "Routine" external inspections that satisfy API-b53 <br />guidelines are performed a least once each manned shift. <br />Consequently, one is performed three times per day. <br />c). "Scheduled" tank inspections are performed and documented <br />annually prior to May lst. <br />d). "Ultrasonic" shell tests are not routinely performed. API <br />653 allows internal inspections to be substituted. We use <br />this method because is more thorough and reliable. <br />U�trasonic tests are used for "In Service" testing. <br />e). This information is contained in the attached tank table. <br />
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