Testing

Underground Tank Testing

Tank Testing is required when there is a suspected leak, before beginning a SIR program, every 5 years when on manual inventory control and before and after installing a corrosion protection system.

Tank Testing Equipment Protocol:

	Third Party Certification
	One Hour Collectable Data
	Minimum of 15" of Product
	Provide Reliable Results with Minimum Downtime
	Test Up To 6 Tanks Simultaneously
	One Hour Wait Time After a Normal Delivery
	Four Hour Wait Time After a Substantial Fuel Delivery

Pressurized Piping is required to have an annual test performed unless the system has electronic leak detectors with continuous leak detection, interstitial sensors or the tank is being monitored by a SIR program. Leak detector testing is required annually unless the system has electronic leak detectors with continuous leak detection. Old suction systems must be tested every three years.

Line Testing Equipment Protocol:

	Third-Party Certified Testing Equipment
	30 Minutes Collectable Data
	Leak Detector Test Included With Line Test

Corrosion Protection requires a test to be performed within six months of installation and every three years to verify the system is working properly. A rectifier log must be maintained and available on site with readings taken every 60 days.

Corrosion Protection Protocol

	Testing if Performed By a NACE Certified Technician
	State Forms are Prepared & Included with Test Results