Air Programs Related Topics
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Approval Orders Issued Choose Clean Air Clean Fuels General Air Quality Permitting Information General Public Participation General Records Request Lead-Based Paint New Permits and Permits Out for Comment New Source Review Intents-to-Approve Out For Public Comment Small Business Environmental Assistance Program Stationary Source Compliance Electronic Complaint Form | Contact List Title V Operating Permits Issued Title V Operating Permits Out for Public
Above Ground Storage Tanks
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Petroleum Ground Storage Tanks Permit Guide. Above Ground Storage Tanks are typically regulated by local fire departments. Cleanup of petroleum spills may be handled through the State’s Underground Tank Program. Additionally, permitting of tanks may be required through the State’s air quality program. Under Utah State Law, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is required
Underground Storage Tank Contractor Certification
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Petroleum Storage Tank Contractor Certification Permit Guide. The Underground Storage Tank (UST) Program oversees UST notification, installation, inspection, removal, and compliance with State and federal UST regulations concerning release prevention and remediation. Under Utah State Law, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is required to verify the lawful presence in the United States of an individual
Initial Petroleum Storage Tank Contractor Certification
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Initial Underground Storage Tank Contractor Certification Permit Guide. The Petroleum Storage Tank (UST) Program oversees UST notification, installation, inspection, removal, and compliance with State and federal UST regulations concerning release prevention and remediation. Under Utah State Law, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is required to verify the lawful presence in the United States of an
Petroleum Storage Tank Contractor Recertification
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Petroleum Storage Tank Contractor Recertification Permit Guide. The Petroleum Storage Tank (PST) Program oversees PST notification, installation, inspection, removal, and compliance with State and federal PST regulations concerning release prevention and remediation. Under Utah State Law, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is required to verify the lawful presence in the United States of an individual
Underground Storage Tank Owner/Operator Training & Registration
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Underground Storage Tank Owner/Operator Training & Registration Permit Guide. Owning and operating an underground storage tank has several requirements to be performed prior to installation. Under Utah State Law, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is required to verify the lawful presence in the United States of an individual at least 18 years of age (includes
Requirements for Installing New Underground Storage Tanks
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Requirements for Installing New Underground Storage Tanks Permit Guide. To meet the Operator Training requirement of the Energy Policy Act of 2005, each UST facility shall have UST facility operators that are trained and registered with DERR/UST. Each facility shall have three classes of operators: A, B, and C. When installing a new tank there is a
Petroleum Storage Tank Programs Related Topics
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Information on Tank registration Fees, PST Fund Fees, and Alternative Mechanisms Fees Underground Storage Tanks Tank Fees Underground Storage Tank Operator Training End of the Storage Tank Section Next Up? Drinking Water You have completed the Petroleum Storage Tank Programs section of the Permit Guide. If you have not received an answer to all of your storage tank questions, or
Public Drinking Water Systems
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Public Drinking Water Systems Permit Guide. The Division of Drinking Water’s mission is to cooperatively work with drinking water professionals and the public to ensure a safe and reliable supply of drinking water. A “public drinking water system” is legally defined as any drinking water system (publicly or privately owned) which serves 15 or more connections, or
Drinking Water Certification
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Drinking Water Certification Permit Guide. Under Utah State Law, the Utah Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is required to verify the lawful presence in the United States of an individual at least 18 years of age (includes sole proprietor doing business under an assumed name) who has applied for Water Operator certification or Backflow Technician
Drinking Water Related Topics
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Backflow Technician Certification and Recertification Training Courses Certified Backflow Technician Tester Commercially available Backflow Testers for the State of Utah; listed by city. Construction Assistance Programs Information on DDW’s federal and State Revolving Fund Loan programs. Contact DDW Employees A list of DDW employees. Drinking Water System Inspections Information about drinking water inspections. Frequently Asked Questions Information about Utah’s Drinking
Radioactive Material Licenses
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Radioactive Material License Permit Guide.Does your facility wish to obtain a new, amend, or renew a Specific Radioactive Material License? YES: Download the Application for Radioactive Material License Form. For new or renewal applications you will also need the applicable guidance documents. Are you a medical licensee interested in adding a new Radiation Safety Officer, Authorized User, Authorized Medical Physicist, or
Radiation-Emitting Equipment Registration
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Radiation-Emitting Equipment Registration Permit Guide. If your facility has radiation generating equipment—such as X-ray machines and particle accelerators—you need to register your equipment. Visit the following: R313-16 General Requirements Applicable to the Installation, Registration, Inspection, and Use of Radiation Machines. R313-28 Use of X-ray in the Healing Arts. R313-30 Therapeutic Radiation Machines. R313-35 Requirements for X-ray Equipment Used for Non-Medical Applications.
Generator Site Access Permits
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Generator Site Access Permit Guide. If your facility intends to dispose of low-level radioactive waste at the EnergySolutions‘ facility in Clive, Utah, then you need a Generator Site Access Permit. See R313-26 Generator Site Access Permit Requirements for Accessing Utah Radioactive Waste Disposal Facilities. Does your facility wish to obtain a radiation control permit for low-level radioactive waste generators
Radiation Worker Certifications
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Utah Department of Environmental Quality Radiation Worker Certification Permit Guide. If you’re are a Qualified Expert, Mammography Imaging Medical Physicist, or an X-Ray Machine Assembler or Service Provider then you need to be certified with the State of Utah. See R313-16 and R313-28 for more details. Do you wish to apply to become a new Qualified Expert? YES: Download instructions for registering as a Qualified Expert.Do you
Radiation Programs Related Topics
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Radon, Radon Testing, and Mitigating a Home with Elevated Levels of Radon. Using Self-luminous Exit Signs Containing Tritium (Hydrogen-3) Gas: Contact Radiation Control (801) 536-4250. For additional questions or concerns, contact the Utah Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control at (801) 536-4250.End of the Radiation Control Section Next Up? Other Programs You have completed the Radiation Control section of the Permit Guide