Which statement about spill buckets is FALSE?

The statement regarding spill buckets must provide drainage for spilled product into a secondary containment sump is indeed false. Spill buckets are designed to collect and contain any fuel or liquid spills that may occur during the refueling process. They should not have drainage that allows spilled product to flow into another containment area, as this could lead to further contamination and is against environmental protection regulations.

Instead, the proper function of a spill bucket is to capture the spill and keep it safely contained until it can be properly managed. Proper containment is essential to prevent environmental hazards, which is why spill buckets are typically equipped to hold the spilled liquid without releasing it.

In contrast, the other statements are accurate: they reflect the necessity of annual testing for functionality and compliance, the design purpose of the spill bucket to catch spills during the delivery process, and the classification of spill buckets for specific, short-term uses rather than long-term storage.