DEP Weekly Stage I Vapor Recovery Checklist~1.pdf
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- BD-24-1206-40000-40000-102991
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- Suffolk County, Massachusetts
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The document is a MassDEP Stage I System Weekly Inspection Checklist used to inspect coaxial and dual-point Stage I vapor recovery systems installed at gasoline dispensing facilities in Massachusetts. The checklist covers visual inspection of various Stage I system components including coaxial fill/vapor adaptors, rotatable product and vapor adaptors, vapor caps, rubber gaskets, and spill containment buckets. It also requires documenting any repairs or replacements made to non-functioning or incorrectly installed components. The checklist must be completed weekly by the Stage I inspector.
The related state and local contract opportunity is an RFP issued by the State of Massachusetts for Fuel & Fluid Dispenser System Maintenance & Repair services. The contract term and any renewal options are not specified. Pricing terms, set asides, incumbent information, funding sources, and other financial details are also not provided in the given information.
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MassDEP Stage I System Weekly Inspection Checklist: (Page 1.) Date: ________________
1. Stage I System Type:
Coaxial Stage I or Dual-Point Stage I Vapor recovery installed?
(See Diagrams 1 & 2, pgs. 25-26)
Coaxial
Dual-Point
If “ *”, Indicate Stage I components repaired or replaced and date completed.
2. Coaxial Stage I Systems:
• Poppeted Coaxial adaptor opening bent, crushed, or fumes escaping?
• Vapor caps installed on all coaxial fill/vapor adaptors?
• Vapor caps firmly locked so they don’t swivel freely?
• Rubber gaskets installed underneath all vapor caps?
• Rubber gaskets cracked, torn, or worn out?
• Gasoline, water, dirt, or leaves in the spill containment bucket?
(See Diagram 5, page 29)
Yes* No
Yes No*
3. Dual-Point Stage I Systems:
• Pre-EVR Product & Vapor Adaptors in good condition? (See Diagram 4, pg 28).
• EVR Product & Vapor Rotatable Adaptors in good condition?
• Vapor caps installed on all product & vapor rotatable adaptors?
• Vapor caps firmly locked so they don’t swivel freely?
• Rubber gaskets installed underneath all vapor caps?
• Rubber gaskets cracked, torn, or worn out?
• Gasoline fumes escaping from Vapor Adaptors with vapor caps removed?
• Gasoline, water, dirt, leaves, or debris in the spill containment buckets?
(See Diagram 5, page 29)
MassDEP Stage I System Weekly Inspection Checklist: (Page 2.) Date: ________________
Pressure Vacuum (P/V) Vent Valves
EVR P/V Vent Valves installed on all tank vent lines?
Vapor Recovery System Repair
As a result of the weekly visual inspection, did you find any Stage I system components incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken?
If YES, did you:
• Immediately repair or replace the components and replace with CARB Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) components (except coaxial components and “slip-on” spill buckets may be non-EVR**); or
• If repairs or replacements could not be made immediately, did you repair or replace the components within 30 days of the visual inspection date; or
• If the components could not be repaired or replaced within 30 days of the visual inspection date, did you cease the transfer of motor vehicle fuel into the motor vehicle fuel storage tanks equipped with the incorrectly installed, non-functioning or broken components until the components were repaired or replaced?
* If your compliance question answer has an asterisk (*) than the component is not in compliance.
** If a coaxial drop tube or a slip-on spill bucket needs to be replaced they can be replaced with the same component. However dual-point Stage I systems with “slip-on” spill buckets must be replaced with Enhanced Vapor Recovery (EVR) “screw-on” spill buckets by the seven year (EVR) installation deadline (1/2/22).
Coaxial Stage I systems need to be replaced with a dual point Stage I EVR system when the tank is replaced.
Yes No
Stage I Inspector’s Name (Printed) Stage I Inspector’s Signature Date
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