Do oil tanks below 50 cubic meters not require safety reporting?

2016-04-27View Original

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The client wants to reduce the capacity of the oil tank from 60 cubic meters to 45, claiming that this will ensure compliance with safety regulations. Does anyone have any experience with this?

Reply #22016-04-27

I don’t see any regulations stating that oil tanks with a capacity of less than 50 cubic meters do not need to be reported for safety purposes

Reply #32016-04-27

It is necessary to report to the safety department for control of both individual tank capacities and the total tank capacity

Reply #42016-04-27

Is it related to capacity and supervision level?

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