California ICC UST Inspector Practice Exam

What is NOT a requirement for a person who performs a Monitoring System Certification?

1. A tank tester or contractor license

2. A 40 Hour OSHA Hazwoper certificate

3. An equipment manufacturer certification

4. An ICC certification as Californian UST Service Technician

The correct answer is: A 40 Hour OSHA Hazwoper certificate

A 40 Hour OSHA Hazwoper certificate is not a requirement for someone performing a Monitoring System Certification. The primary purpose of a Monitoring System Certification is to ensure that the monitoring systems associated with underground storage tanks (USTs) meet certain operational and safety standards. While training in hazardous waste operations is beneficial for overall safety and compliance, it is not specifically mandated as a prerequisite for conducting Monitoring System Certifications. The focus of the requirements for Monitoring System Certification is more on the technical knowledge and skills related to UST systems, such as understanding the operational aspects of monitoring equipment and the regulatory framework surrounding USTs. This is why having a tank tester or contractor license, an equipment manufacturer certification, or an ICC certification as a Californian UST Service Technician directly relates to the qualifications necessary for effectively evaluating and certifying monitoring systems.