Regulations require that UST systems be monitored for releases at least once every how many days?

The requirement to monitor underground storage tank (UST) systems for releases at least once every 30 days is established to ensure environmental safety and compliance with regulations. This monitoring frequency is essential to detect any potential leaks or releases that could pose a risk to groundwater, soil, and public health.

By conducting checks every 30 days, operators can identify issues early and take necessary actions to prevent contamination. Regular monitoring acts as a critical component of a proactive management strategy for UST systems, allowing operators to meet regulatory standards aimed at protecting both the environment and human health from the risks associated with petroleum products and hazardous substances in the storage tanks. Following this regulation also helps facilities avoid legal penalties and maintain their operational integrity.