Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 6, March 26, 2024
A. Owners and
operators shall provide to the department all reports as required in 20.5.111
NMAC within 60 days of completion of the tests.
B. Owners and operators shall report any test
or inspection results that are anything other than a "pass" or "normal" result
to the department within 24 hours of completion of the test or inspection in
accordance with 20.5.118.1801 NMAC.
C. Owners and operators shall ensure all
reports required in 20.5.111 NMAC contain, at a minimum, the following:
(1) facility name and address;
(2) facility ID number;
(3) owner and operator name and
address;
(4) owner ID
number;
(5) date report was
completed;
(6) date of the
test;
(7) duration of the
test;
(8) brand name and model
number of equipment being tested or sufficient description to allow
identification of the equipment;
(9) type of equipment being tested;
(10) type of test, including test procedures
and methods;
(11) results of the
test;
(12) name of the person who
performed the inspection or test and their qualifications as specified in
20.5.105 NMAC;
(13) brand name and
model number of the testing equipment used during the test and the date the
testing equipment was last calibrated;
(14) for inspections and testing of automatic
tank gauge systems as required in 20.5.111.1104 NMAC, a completed copy of the
automatic tank gauge operation inspection form in Petroleum Equipment
Institute Publication RP 1200, "Recommended Practices for the Testing and
Verification of Spill, Overfill, Leak Detection and Secondary Containment
Equipment at UST Facilities";
(15) for testing of automatic line leak
detectors:
(a) serial number of the leak
detector;
(b) description of
storage tank system;
(c) detected
leak rate in gallons per hour;
(d)
line pressure and functional element holding pressure in pounds per square
inch;
(e) type, diameter and length
of piping; and
(f) test results,
including the following:
(i) whether flow is
restricted by a mechanical line leak detector when a leak is
detected;
(ii) whether the turbine
shuts down, an alarm is triggered, or both, when a simulated leak is induced
during the testing of an electronic line leak detector;
(16) for testing of sensors used
for monitoring secondary containment and interstitial spaces:
(a) the information in the liquid sensor
functionality testing form in the Petroleum Equipment Institute
Publication RP 1200, "Recommended Practices for the Testing and Verification of
Spill, Overfill, Leak Detection and Secondary Containment Equipment at UST
Facilities"; and
(b)
information on whether each individual sensor used for interstitial monitoring
meets automatic shutdown requirements in 20.5.111 NMAC; and
(17) for line tightness testing:
(a) leak rate;
(b) testing pressure;
(c) bleed back;
(d) piping type;
(e) piping diameter; and
(f) length of piping.
D. Owners and operators may use
forms and checklist developed by the department, when available, to meet the
reporting requirements in 20.5.111 NMAC.
[Provide reports as required in Subsection A of this section
as directed at the petroleum storage tank bureau's pages on the department
website. The forms or checklists referred to in Subsection E of this section,
if available, may be found either on the department's website or by calling the
Petroleum Storage Tank Bureau at 505-476-4397.]
