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Grease trap cleaning log & inspection checklist — Long Beach, CA

Print it, keep it next to the trap or with your records, and fill in a line after every cleaning. Free; bookmark this page. CSV version · Long Beach, CA rules · Am I compliant?

Long Beach, CA rules (from the official source, checked 2026-10-19):
  • Pumping: inspect monthly; pump as needed
  • Records: “Keep maintenance, repair and cleaning records, with receipts, on site for at least 1 year.”
  • Permit: grease plan check before plumbing permit
Source: https://library.municode.com/ca/long_beach/codes/municipal_code?nodeId=TIT8HESA_CH8.46DIFAOIGR. Rules change; confirm with City of Long Beach (LBMC Ch. 8.46, Discharge of Fats, Oils and Grease) and Long Beach Utilities plan check.

Business: ____________________ Address: ____________________ Trap ID / location: __________ Size: ______ gal

DateService (pump / skim / inspect)Company & technicianGrease depthSolids depth% fullGallons removedManifest #Initials

Self-inspection checklist — Long Beach, CA

Date: ________ Checked by: ________________

ItemYesNoNotes / fix by
Trap / interceptor pumped within the required interval (inspect monthly; pump as needed)
Grease + solids below 25% of trap depth at last check
Cleaning log filled in for every service
Hauler manifests / service receipts on file
Permit current and on site
Lids, baffles and sample point intact and accessible
Sink strainers in place; no grease poured down drains
Staff know the cleaning schedule and who to call

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