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OPERATING GUIDELINES 18.5.6. Test liquids must be disposed of properly. 19.3. Confined Space Entry 18.5.7. Initial jobsite testing: 18.5.7.1. At installation,the contractor must leak ! test this collar and sump before the tank installation is complete. Do not entertank unless following OSHA guidelinesfor 18.6. Access Risers (Non Petroleum Tanks) confined spaceentry.Failuretofollow OSHA guidelines 18.6.1. Access Riser Installation Instructions are could result in death or serious injury. available.Refer to Supplemental Documents (Section 2for addition information. OPERATING19. GUIDELINES 19.1. General Olga 19.1.1. The tank installation checklist,these ASPHYXIATION FIRE EXPLOSION instructions,and any correspondence related to the tank installation must be retained by 19.3.1. Tanks,containment sumps,manway extensions the tank owner.The checklist will be required and access risers are confined spaces. and must be provided to CSI when making a 19.3.2. The tank owner should not allow anyone other warranty claim. Y 19.1.2. For the life of the installation,the installed than properly trained and equipped personnel tank must comply with NFPA(30,30A,and to enter an underground tank. 31)and all applicable Federal,State, Local or 19.3.2.1. Proper permits and industry accepted Provincial codes and regulations. minimum standards must be followed 19.1.3. It is the responsibility of the tank owner/ before anyone can enter a sump or riser. operator to follow these instructions and 19.3.2.2. Contact Containment Solutions Field operating guidelines and all limitations as Services at(800)822-1997 if repairs or stated in the limited warranties in effect at modifications are required. time of delivery. 19.3.3. Tank entry by unqualified personnel can lead 19.1.4. The limited warranty in effect at the time of to fire,explosion,asphyxiation and/or death. tank delivery will apply and is available online Manways and access risers are for use by at www.containmentsolutions.com. qualified personnel with proper training and safety equipment. 19.2. Fiberglass Tanks Intended Use 19.3.4. Do not attempt to repair or modify your tank. 19.2.1. Each tank is designed and manufactured Any repairs or modifications will void the tank to store products for the intended use as limited warranty. outlined in the applicable limited warranty. 19.3.5. If tank entry is required for tank repairs, Storing products that were not disclosed to modifications or inspections,contact CSI in writing prior to the manufacture of the Containment Solutions Field Services at tank may damage the tank and could result (800)822-1997. in tank failure and/or damage to surrounding property. 19.4. Filling /Venting Tanks (General) 19.2.2. The temperature of stored product must not 111111111111 exceed the temperature limits defined in the applicable limited warranty. Over-pressurizing the tank could result in tank failure 19.2.3. Product delivery temperatures must not and could result in death or serious injury. exceed the temperature limits defined in the applicable limited warranty. 19.2.4. Ensure that downward forces from nearby ' 1111111111111 structures are not transmitted to existing tanks (refer to NFPA 30 for additional details). Pressurized product deliveries may pressurize the tank 19.2.5. Additional tanks may be installed adjacent to [and result in tank damage. existing tanks by using the methods described 19.4.1. Underground tanks are designed to operate at in these installation instructions. atmospheric pressure.Tanks may be damaged by pressurized product deliveries or situations in which hydrostatic head pressure exceeds tank design safety factors. 19.4.2. All products must be gravity fed into the tank unless positive shut-off equipment is installed in the lines and on the truck. 25