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09/02/2005 FRI 8:39 FAX 9095946169 MJK CONSTRUCTION Z003/003 Secondant Containment Test Procedures Sun West En gineedng Constructors Inc. 3. HYDROSTATIC TURBINE/PIPING 1 DISPENSER s TEST a. Delineate area for testing and secure with safety barricades. b. Inspect for fuel. If fuel is present, remove fuel and recycle or dispose according to federal, state, and local guidelines. c. Remove sensor' (disconnecting cable should not be necessary) and protect from damage. d. Seal off all secondary containment piping. Cold pressure -wash containment using Environmental Chemical Solutions, Inc. FM 186-5 solution. Spot cleaning may be performed with Environmental Chemical Solutions, Inc. FM 186-2 solution. e. Remove generated rinsate with shop rags and/or drum and label for disposal by client. f. Fill containment with clean water to 2 " above the highest penetration. Wait 60 minutes before proceeding with test. g. Install Incon Sump Testing System (TS -STS) hydrostatic tester according to manufactures guidelines and precede with testing. Proceed with two consecutive 15 -minute tests on each containment area. If the results of the tests are -0.002 inches or less, the test: is considered a pass. h. Log all results on State Water Resources Control Board Secondary Containment Testing Report Form. i. If results indicate a failure: remove water, repair and retest. If after a. second series of tests, the containment does not pass, the test will be considered not liquid tight. j. If results indicate a pass: remove water; and return sump to its original configuration. I If necessarv, the monitoring system maybe deactivated to allow for testing. ONLY technicians certified by the monitoring panel manufacture shall perform the deactivation. Repairs will be conducted in accordance with federal, state, local, manufacture, and/or industry standard and shall be expected to last the life of the system. All repairs other than tightening clamps, will required an approved permit by the local agency. Systems requiring modifications or major repairs shall have a work plan submitted to the local agency within thirty (30) days. I When diesel sumps are clean and/or cleaned with FM 186-2 and FM 186-5 water will be deemed clean and transported to the next facility. After several tests, based on clarity and/or a sheen the test media will then be drummed, classified, and disposed of according to local, state, and federal regulations. See Environmental Chemical Solutions, Inc. FM 186-2 and FM 186-5, appendix I. Gasoline sump test fluid shall be drummed and disposed of by the customer.