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Parts I, II & II(a) WEEKLY Leak Inspection and Self monitoring Checklists for Per Dry Cleaning Equipment Once each week, assess the status of the applicable dry cleaning system components specified

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1. Start by gathering all necessary documents and equipment for the inspection and self-monitoring process.
2. Familiarize yourself with the specific guidelines and regulations for leak inspection and self-monitoring in your industry or area.
3. Identify the areas or systems that are prone to leaks or require regular monitoring.
4. Conduct a thorough visual inspection of the identified areas, looking for any signs of leaks, drips, or abnormal moisture.
5. Utilize appropriate tools and equipment such as pressure gauges, leak detectors, or thermal imaging cameras to identify hidden leaks or faulty components.
6. Follow any specific procedures for testing or checking different types of equipment or systems, such as using leak testing solutions or monitoring software.
7. Record all findings and observations accurately on the provided inspection or monitoring forms.
8. Take necessary actions to repair any identified leaks or faulty components, following proper maintenance protocols.
9. Conduct regular follow-up inspections or self-monitoring to ensure that all areas and systems remain leak-free.
10. Stay updated with any changes in regulations or industry best practices related to leak inspection and self-monitoring to maintain compliance.

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9. - Any individual or organization seeking to ensure safety, compliance, and efficiency by preventing leaks or identifying potential problems.

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