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1. The capacity of the crane,whether it's a Jensen Precast truck crane or contractor's crane to be used. 2. The maximum product weight relative to the setting distance from the center of the crane to the center of the excavation which cannot exceed our truck crane's rated capacity and setback distance from the excavation. 3. The type of terrain, site slope,and ground conditions for outrigger footing. 4. The access route for boom truck or other equipment. 5. The overhead restrictions(power lines,trees etc.)and other physical constraints. ANY of the above could prevent Jensen Precast from setting the TANK. NOTE: If for any reason Jensen Precast cannot set the TANK,Jensen Precast will not be responsible or charged for setting by any other means. Check that the tank is level while connected to the crane. The owner,customer,contractor,or others shall be responsible for the following: 1. Finished grading,leveling,and positioning of TANK,and access openings. 2. Grouting, sealing, setting, and adjusting of grade rings, risers, frames, covers, and all other hardware and appurtenances. 3. Supplying and installing inlet and outlet pipes. 4. Sealing above the top of the TANK. 5. Any and all permits, licenses, tests, or approvals from any administrative authority that are required for installation of the TANK. The installation of the inlet and outlet pipes must comply with but are not limited to the following requirements: l. Any 4"plumbing tee must not exceed 10"of distance from the inside wall. 2. Any 6"plumbing tee must not exceed 13.5"of distance from the inside wall. 3. Jensen standard tank plumbing components are PVC,and therefore must be properly bonded to inbound and outbound PVC with PVC primer and cement.If the inbound and outbound pipes are ABS,the plumbing must be properly bonded using a transition cement or mechanical coupling. 4. Follow all manufacturer specifications associated with any products used to install the plumbing components. 4.VENTILATION The TANK is equipped with inlet&outlet tee's which allow gases to escape the TANK atmosphere into the building plumbing/ventilation system as prescribed by the Uniform Plumbing Code(UPC)unless local regulations supersede. Failure to provide proper ventilation for the TANK could result in an odor problem. Please consult the Uniform Plumbing Code and/or local regulations for additional information. If additional venting requirements are required, contact Jensen Precast. 5.TANK SEALING(BATTERY TANKS AND TANKS WITH HORIZONAL SEAMS) For installation of sectional TANKs requiring job site joint sealing, Jensen Precast will seal the TANK only. The owner, customer, or contractor shall be responsible for sealing or grouting of grade rings, risers, covers, inlets, and outlets if required. The TANK must be dry for the sealant to bond properly to the concrete. The sealant must completely cure according to the timetable below before conduction a water-tight testing. Type of Water Test Ambient Temperature Cure Time hours To Operation Level Greater Than 70'F 24 Less Than 70'F 48 To Top of Tank All 72 Failure to follow these guidelines or not allowing for a full cure of the joint sealant could cause the TANK to fail water testing and possibly void Jensen Precast responsibility and product warranty. MANUFACTURER OF PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS 4 Tank Installation Procedures-rev 101624.docx