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Loss Monitoring To Meet Regulations

Do you have a loss monitoring procedure in place for your underground petroleum storage system (UPSS)?

Are you are aware that it is a requirement to monitor for UPSS loss?

Regulation requires that owners and operators monitor for leaks from their Underground Petroleum Storage System (UPSS). 

As the owner of an old or new UPSS it is illegal to allow or ignore contamination resulting from leaking or faulty UPSS.

Loss monitoring has been mandatory for all new UPSS since 1st June 2008 and for old systems from 1st June 2009.

TankCheck software is a loss monitoring tool designed to reconcile your daily tank measurements.  It can be tailored to suit your particular tank and pump configurations.


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AS 4897-2008

TankCheck meets the requirements of Australian Standard AS 4897-2008 The Design, Installation and Operation of Underground Petroleum Storage Systems.

TankCheck is;

  • Easy to install.
  • Cost effective and price competitive.
  • Can provide reports in an instant.
  • Is Australian designed
  • Quickly reconciles any losses on a daily or monthly basis, or any timeframe you choose. 

Calculations are accurate and, as required under the UPSS guidelines, data records are stored for a minimum of two (2) years.

TankCheck accurately identifies fuel discrepancies or losses, avoiding the risks of environmental contamination and product loss. 

It is an easy to use alternative to manually calculating any discrepancies between your stock.

 

 

Purchase Cost

TankCheck software is $600 (excl. GST) for a three (3) tank site. Additional tanks are added to the software at a cost of $150 (excl. GST) per tank.

TankCheck comes with a registration passcode which is valid for twelve months and requires renewal for an annual licence fee of $150 (excl. GST). This entitles you to free upgrades of the software.

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A Proactive Approach to UPSS

Approximately 30% of the contaminated sites regulated by the Department of Environment, Climate Change and Water (DECCW)1 under the Contaminated Land Management Act 1997 (CLM Act) are the result of leaking UPSS.

Contamination from leaking systems can be very expensive to clean up when it goes unchecked for a prolonged period.

A proactive approach to prevent leaks from occurring in the first place is in the interest of both site owners and the general community.

System Requirements

Windows

 

 

TankCheck™ was developed for use on the Microsoft Windows Operating System.

It does not work on other operating systems including Mac OS and Linux.

It has been fully tested on Windows 7 (32 and 64bit), but should also function on Windows 8, 8.1 and 10.