D&H United Compliance Inspection Services

Proactive Facility Maintenance at its Best

On October 13, 2018, federal regulations regarding underground storage tanks (USTs) came into effect. According to these regulations, all owners and operators of USTs in the US must complete their first 30-day inspection. Since then, D&H United has performed over 400,000 inspections across all 50 states, covering fueling facilities of various sizes and shapes.

Based on statistics, almost 90% of the sites inspected by D&H United have minor issues. Most of these issues are minor, such as a liquid in a spill bucket. However, sometimes the issues are more severe, such as corrosion in a sump or piping failures.

The inspection program has helped in maintaining operational compliance and creating a cleaner environment. It is proactive facility maintenance at its best.

Many of our customers have taken advantage of our periodic inspection services to go beyond the EPA’s requirements and inspect other critical aspects of their site operations. D&H United has created several inspection packages with popular service combinations, which are highly flexible and can be customized to meet specific needs.

Our program includes a comprehensive, on-demand database with 24/7 access to site information, which enables customers to stay informed of mission-critical business intelligence, streamline corrective action, and analyze trends in operating conditions.

30-Day Walkthrough Inspections include:

Inspecting spill containers, STP sumps, and Under-dispenser Containment (UDC) sumps for water, debris, and hazardous substances.
Checking that all required UST testing and maintenance has been completed.
Alerting appropriate personnel of any issues or conditions that require follow-up action to meet compliance regulations
Reviewing alarm history for the previous month and checking that each alarm was responded to appropriately
Documenting all state inspection requirements in a cloud-based application accessible to customers at all times
Checking that STP sumps and UDC monitoring equipment are appropriately located for leak detection.