Heating Oil Tank Program

License Information for HOT Service Providers and Supervisors

In 1989, the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) adopted rules to provide for the regulation of companies and individuals performing services for regulated underground storage tanks systems (USTs). In March 2000, additional rules were adopted specifically for individuals and companies performing services for underground heating oil tanks (HOT).

The checklists and forms below can be downloaded, printed, and used as needed to comply with relevant HOT reporting requirements.

Information for Service Providers and Supervisors

• Fact Sheets
• HOT Licensing Program Forms
• HOT Permit Requirements
• HOT Program Licensed Service Provider List PDF
• Report Forms for HOT Service Providers
  Includes Service Provider License Information
  • HOT Service Provider License
  • Licenses to Work on Heating Oil Tanks
• Screening Model for Volatilization from Soil to Indoor Air at Heating Oil Tank Sites
• HOT Supervisor Examination and License
  Also available on this page:
  • HOT Report Filing Fees
  • Petroleum-Contaminated Soils Treatment Options

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