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What is NYC FC § 2304.4.1?

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This section outlines the responsibilities of the certified attendant at a full-service motor fuel-dispensing facility, including daily inspections of the dispensing area and the requirement to notify the owner of any issues with the installation. Applies to operators of motor fuel-dispensing facilities.

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2304.4.1 Duties of certified attendant.

FC § 2304.4.1

The certified attendant at a full-service motor fuel-dispensing facility shall personally supervise the dispensing of motor fuel into vehicles by facility personnel. The certified attendant shall conduct a visual inspection of the dispensing area on a daily basis to monitor the condition of such installation. The certificate of fitness holder shall notify the owner and make any other notifications required by this code if there is any evidence that the installation is not in good working order. A record of such inspections and notifications shall be maintained at the premises in accordance with FC 107.7.

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