ATCP 93.240(18)(c)(c) Examination. A person seeking to obtain a tank system liner certification shall take and pass an examination in accordance with sub. (9). ATCP 93.240(18)(d)(d) Application for certification. Upon notification of successfully passing the examination for a tank system liner certification, a person may obtain the certification by submitting an application and the certification fee in accordance with sub. (2). ATCP 93.240(18)(e)(e) Responsibilities. A person who lines or supervises the lining of underground tanks as a certified tank system liner shall be present at the job site for at least all of the following activities: ATCP 93.240(18)(e)1.1. Removal of product from the tanks and making the atmosphere of the tanks inert or vapor-free. ATCP 93.240 NoteNote: Chapter ATCP 93 requires plan submittal and approval prior to lining a tank. ATCP 93.240(18)(e)6.6. Notifying the owner if an internal tank assessment determines that a tank system assessment under this chapter is required. ATCP 93.240(18)(e)8.8. Notifying and arranging for a certified tank system inspector to visit the site and authorize the lining, prior to applying the lining to the tank. ATCP 93.240(18)(e)13.13. Completing an API 1631 inspection form B and submitting it to the owner, authorized agent, and the department. ATCP 93.240(19)(a)(a) General. Except as provided in par. (g), no person may remove or clean a tank system that is regulated under this chapter unless the person complies with one of the following: ATCP 93.240(19)(a)1.1. The person holds a certification issued by the department as a certified tank system remover-cleaner. ATCP 93.240(19)(a)2.2. The person is under the direct supervision of another person who holds a certification issued by the department as a certified tank system remover-cleaner. ATCP 93.240(19)(b)(b) Application for examination. A person applying to take a tank system remover-cleaner certification examination shall submit all of the following: ATCP 93.240(19)(c)(c) Examination. A person seeking to obtain a tank system remover-cleaner certification shall take and pass an examination in accordance with sub. (9). ATCP 93.240(19)(d)(d) Application for certification. Upon notification of successfully passing the examination for a tank system remover-cleaner certification, a person may obtain the certification by submitting an application and the certification fee in accordance with subs. (2) and (9) (g). ATCP 93.240(19)(e)(e) Responsibilities. A person who removes or cleans or supervises the removing or cleaning of tanks as a certified tank system remover-cleaner shall be present at the job site for at least all of the following activities: ATCP 93.240(19)(e)5.5. Removal of tank systems from the ground and loading them for transport or filling the tank systems with an inert material. ATCP 93.240(19)(e)6.6. Visual inspection of the soils around the excavation or tank system location. ATCP 93.240(19)(g)2.2. Heating fuel tanks located aboveground or in basements of 1- or 2-family dwellings. ATCP 93.240(20)(a)1.1. No person may conduct the tightness testing specified in this chapter for a tank system unless the person holds a certification issued by the department as a certified tank system tightness tester. ATCP 93.240(20)(a)2.2. Tank system tightness testing shall be performed by a person with no personal or monetary interest in the facility and whose employer has no personal or monetary interest in the facility. ATCP 93.240(20)(b)(b) Application for certification. A person applying for a tank system tightness tester certification shall submit all of the following: ATCP 93.240(20)(c)1.1. A person applying for a tank system tightness tester certification shall have completed training in one or more tightness test methods that have been approved under this chapter, within the 2 years immediately preceding the application. ATCP 93.240(20)(c)2.2. The test methodology training qualifying for certification shall have been provided by the person or entity that obtained the approval under this chapter for the methodology. ATCP 93.240(20)(d)(d) Responsibilities. A person who conducts tightness tests for tank systems as a certified tank system tightness tester shall do all of the following: ATCP 93.240(20)(d)1.1. Conduct tightness tests in accordance with the material approval under this chapter and any additional manufacturer’s instructions. ATCP 93.240(21)(a)1.1. ‘Cathodic protection tester.’ No person may conduct cathodic protection testing of a tank system that is regulated under this chapter unless the person holds a certification issued by the department as a certified cathodic protection tester. ATCP 93.240(21)(a)2.a.a. No person may design or install a cathodic protection system for a tank system that is regulated under this chapter unless the person holds a certification issued by the department as a certified corrosion expert. ATCP 93.240(21)(a)2.b.b. This paragraph does not apply to department-accepted, factory-supplied cathodic protection systems. ATCP 93.240 NoteNote: The department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection has accepted factory-supplied cathodic protection systems that comply with the sti-P3Ò specifications from the Steel Tank Institute, and may accept other systems of this type.
ATCP 93.240(21)(a)3.3. ‘Independence.’ Cathodic protection activities covered under this section shall be performed by a person with no personal or monetary interest in the facility and whose employer has no personal or monetary interest in the facility. ATCP 93.240(21)(b)(b) Application for certification. A person applying for certification as a cathodic protection tester or a corrosion expert shall submit all of the following: ATCP 93.240(21)(b)3.3. Documentation showing formal education relating to soil resistivity, stray current, structure-to-soil potential, component electrical isolation measurements of buried metal piping and tank systems, and corrosion control. ATCP 93.240(21)(b)4.4. Documentation from a cathodic protection certification entity recognized by the department, showing the applicant has successfully completed a certification examination that corresponds to the cathodic protection specialty addressed in the application. ATCP 93.240 NoteNote: The department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection will accept the following certifications as demonstrating compliance with subds. 3. and 4. for a cathodic protection tester:
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a CP 1 tester.
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a CP 2 technician.
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a CP 3 cathodic protection technologist.
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a senior corrosion technologist.
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a corrosion technologist.
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a corrosion technician.
ATCP 93.240 Note- STI certification in UST system cathodic protection monitoring.
ATCP 93.240 NoteNote: The department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection will accept the following certifications as demonstrating compliance with subds. 3. and 4. for a corrosion expert:
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a corrosion specialist.
ATCP 93.240 Note- NACE certification as a CP 4 cathodic protection specialist.
ATCP 93.240 NoteNote: NACE, formerly known as the National Association of Corrosion Engineers, can be contacted at NACE International, PO Box 218340, Houston, TX 77218. STI can be contacted at Steel Tank Institute, 570 Oakwood Road, Lake Zurich, IL 60047.
ATCP 93.240(21)(c)(c) Responsibilities. A person who conducts cathodic protection tests or who designs or installs cathodic protection systems shall do all of the following: ATCP 93.240(21)(c)1.1. Conduct all cathodic protection tests in accordance with this chapter and any manufacturer’s instructions. ATCP 93.240(21)(c)2.2. Employ only those methodologies for which training has been obtained and documented. ATCP 93.240 NoteNote: Although several different levels of expertise may qualify for the same certification, this section is intended to prohibit performing cathodic protection activities unless the specific expertise for that activity has been attained and documented.
