fuel tank inspection

Review manufacturer’s instructions for fuel tank inspection.

Ensure all necessary tools and equipment are available.

Obtain any required permits or authorizations for tank entry.

Check for signs of corrosion or damage on the tank surface.

Inspect seals and gaskets for any signs of leaks.

Verify that access hatches are securely fastened.

Perform visual inspection of interior surfaces for rust or corrosion.

Check for any signs of fuel contamination or sediment buildup.

Inspect fuel level indicators for accuracy.

Perform a pressure test to check for leaks in the tank.

Use a leak detection solution to identify any potential leaks.

Verify that all connections and fittings are properly sealed.

Record all findings from the inspection.

Document any repairs or maintenance needed.

File inspection report with appropriate regulatory agencies.

Dispose of any fuel or materials used during the inspection.

Clean and sanitize any tools or equipment used.

Ensure all safety measures are followed during tank resealing and repressurization.

Securely close and lock the fuel tank after inspection

Conduct a final check for any signs of damage or defects before returning the tank to service

Update all relevant documentation with the inspection results and any necessary repairs or maintenance

Notify appropriate personnel of any issues found during the inspection and follow up on any corrective actions needed

Conduct a final inspection of the surrounding area to ensure there are no safety hazards present