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Filling out the Temporary Closure Checklist for the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection can enhance your compliance with regulatory requirements during a facility's temporary closure. This guide will provide step-by-step instructions to help you effectively complete the form online, ensuring all necessary information is accurately reported.

Follow the steps to complete the Temporary Closure Checklist efficiently.

1. Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the Temporary Closure Checklist and launch it in the online editor.
2. Enter the project name and permit number at the top of the form, identifying the specific project you are reporting on.
3. In the 'Prepared by' section, list the name of the individual responsible for completing the checklist.
4. Indicate whether a temporary closure plan is in place by checking 'Yes' or 'No'. Include the date of this assessment.
5. Record the date of the last revision of the temporary closure plan, ensuring that updates are documented.
6. Address each item listed in the checklist thoroughly, starting with facility personnel and equipment. Provide details about adequate personnel and their duties, including information about leased equipment.
7. For facility security, note whether sufficient personnel are present and whether regulated substances are secured. Document inspection details including dates, times, and descriptions.
8. Assess power supply sufficiency. Describe the source and condition of any backup power supply available.
9. Maintain records about chemical storage, ensuring that container integrity is upkept. Note volumes, locations, and inspection details.
10. Inspect hydrocarbons in containment basins weekly. Document labeling, locations, dates, times, and visual inspection results.
11. Provide flow rates for leak detection ports and sumps along with evacuation details for monitoring purposes.
12. Include information on drain-down from leach pads, detailing the date, time, and flow rate.
13. For process ponds, record freeboard amounts, visual inspection results, and time-specific readings.
14. Document any pumping or evaporation activities from process ponds, including movement location and gallons removed.
15. Complete a visual inspection of all process components noting the date, time, and descriptions.
16. If applicable, include remediation project management details, covering inspections, actions taken, and equipment status.
17. For tailings impoundment (if applicable), record inspection details and freeboard information.
18. Finally, ensure that the form is signed by the responsible individual.
19. Once all fields are filled out, save your changes, download the form, and be ready to share or print it as necessary.

Complete your Temporary Closure Checklist online today to maintain compliance and ensure regulatory adherence.