OPERATOR, TESTER & INSTALLER LICENSING WWQRR, CHAPTER 17, PART - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
OPERATOR, TESTER & INSTALLER LICENSING WWQRR, CHAPTER 17, PART - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
OPERATOR, TESTER & INSTALLER LICENSING WWQRR, CHAPTER 17, PART L OPERATORS Class A Class B Class C WWQRR, Chapter 17, Section 46 Page 17-100 All facilities Must have designated operators May not hire a contractor to be
OPERATORS
Class A Class B Class C
WWQRR, Chapter 17, Section 46 Page 17-100
All facilities
Must have designated operators May not hire a contractor to be the licensed
- perator
Class A Operator
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Must Pass ICC W-6 Exam Generally the area manager with multiple locations
Five Years
Class B Operator
Has to pass the ICC National U-B Exam DEQ may accept another state’s ICC exam however
the license expires after two years (other states
- nce you pass you never have to take it again).
If it is an AST facility may take the W-5 exam Defined as the person in responsible charge
Five years unless a Notice of Violation with Order is issued and then they have to take the ICC W-6 within 90 days
Class C Operator
The managers and fuel clerks who are not in
responsible charge of the location
Must be trained by the Class A or B operator for
that location
They must be trained onsite Records of Class C operator training must be kept
- nsite.
Class C Operator Training
Proper procedures to follow when the dispensers or any
- ther part of the system are damaged
Location of emergency switches Limits of maintenance What to do when fuel is released What records have to be kept Delivery procedures and hazards Alarm recognition Location and function of all leak detection and CP
devices and systems
Unattended Stations
The Class A,B or C operator must visit the site daily Fire Code already requires daily visits.
Monthly Inspections
If the Class A operator is over more than one
facility
Conducted by the Class A or B operator that is
designated for that facility
Must be documented Emergency power generators are now exempted
Monthly Inspection
Presence of any sensor or alarm condition
responding appropriately
Integrity of spill containment (spill buckets) Condition of single wall piping Hanging hardware and other visible piping
Quarterly Inspection
If the site has double wall piping and sumps Clean sumps if necessary Sump sensors are to be placed within ½” from the
bottom of the sump
Quarterly Inspection
CP Testers
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Have to be certified by NACE or STI Renew every three years
CP Experts
Certified by NACE Possess a current PE license and have three years
experience in the CP field
Installers
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Must pass W-6 exam Must have current 40 hour HAZWOpER Must pass ICC AST installation and retrofitting exam if
doing AST installs
Must pass ICC UST installation and retrofitting exam if
doing UST installs.
If they do any maintenance or repairs to anything
underneath the fire valve.
Three years
Tank and Line Testers
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Must pass ICC U-3 Exam Must have current manufacturers training
certification for type of tank or line testing performed
Two years
Revocation
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Submission of falsified data False reporting License revoked (ICC, NACE, PE Board Etc)
Questions
Who is responsible to train the Class C operator?
A.
The DEQ
B.
The company training officer
C.
The Class A or B Operator designated for the site
D.
An independent third party training company
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Questions
What is the maximum number of facilities a Class B
- perator can be in responsible charge of?
A.
10
B.
15
C.
20
D.
There is no limit
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Questions
What is the maximum number of facilities a Class A
- perator can be in responsible charge of?
A.
10
B.
15
C.
20
D.
There is no limit
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Questions
Given: A gas station has a Class A Operator that is in charge of 5 facilities. Question: How often do the double wall piping sumps have to be inspected by the Class A or B Operator for that facility?
A.
Monthly
B.
Every 60 days
C.
Quarterly
D.
Annually
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Questions
Which of the following organization’s certification is acceptable for CP testers?
A.
API (American Petroleum Institute)
B.
ICC (International Code Council)
C.
STI (Steel Tank Institute)
D.
PEI (Petroleum Equipment Institute)
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Questions
What of the following certifications is not required to become licensed as a tank installer/retrofitter?
A.
API 650 Certification
B.
40 Hour HAZWOpER
C.
ICC W-6 Operator’s Exam
D.
ICC Installation/Retrofitting exam
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Questions
Within how many days of first date of employment must an operator obtain a license from the department?
A.
Within 30 days
B.
Within 60 days
C.
Within 90 days
D.
Within 6 months
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Questions
Within how many days must the owner/operator of a facility notify the department that a licensed operator is no longer responsible for a facility?
A.
Within 7 days
B.
Within 30 days
C.
Within 90 days
D.
Within 6 months
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Questions
Within how many days must the Class B operator for a facility take the ICC W-6 Exam if a Notice of Violation and Order has been issued for the reasons issued in the Delivery Prohibition section?
A.
Within 7 days
B.
Within 30 days
C.
Within 90 days
D.
Within 6 months
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