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SAN J O Q U I Environmental Health Department <br /> COUNT <br /> Possess or work under the direct and personal supervision of a service techrxician physically <br /> present at the work site at a1I times while work is being performed who possesses a Current <br /> California UST Service Technician certificate issued by the I : and <br /> + Possess a valid, current certificate of training issued by the manufactwer(s) of the <br /> component(s) being installed or repaired or the test equipment being used. <br /> 5. Release detection equipment must be tested upon installation and at least once every 12 months <br /> for operating condition, programming, and calibration by a properly qualified service technician- <br /> B. The tank owner or operator must submit completed test results for release detection <br /> equipment testing within 30 days of performing the test. These results can be submitted <br /> by email to ust skjov.ory or by uploading to CER , <br /> 7, The tank owner or operator shall log into the California Environmental Reporting System <br /> ( ER ) at ht#l2:llcers.calepa.ca.gov/ and ensure all UST information is current, <br /> 8. This permit expires 180 days from the date of approval, If an extension to the expiration date is <br /> required, a written request must be submitted to uptsLgov.org prior to the expiration date. <br /> If you have any fAher questions. please contact Tori Okumura at (209) 16- g 3 or email <br /> ust(@sjgov.orq. <br /> Thank you, <br /> Stacy River <br /> Lead Senior ITEMS <br /> Cc-- Danny Calhberf, darn c riverooinVar7 ing,corn <br /> 2 of 2 <br />