Underground Storage Tanks (UST) Program

UST Service Provider and Supervisor Program

Oregon's UST Service Provider and Supervisor Program is part of the Department's Land Quality Division – Tank Program. The UST Service Provider and Supervisor Program licenses companies and their site supervisors working to install, remove (decommission), or test (tank tightness and cathodic protection) regulated tanks.

• Repeal of UST Soil Matrix Licensing Rules

NOTE: For similar information related to the heating oil tank service provider and supervisor program visit the Heating Oil Tank Program Web page.

General Program Information

• Forms
  • Service Provider and Supervisor License Applications and Instructions
  • UST Compliance Forms
  • LUST Cleanup Forms
• Fact sheets and guidance publications
  • UST Licensing Program fact sheet
  • Service Provider Tankline Bulletins
  • UST Program Updates
  • All Other UST and LUST fact sheets and guidance documents
• Examination Information for Supervisor Tests
  • ICC UST/AST Certification and Examination Services

UST Service Provider and Supervisor Laws and Regulations (see link above)

• Oregon Revised Statute (ORS)
  • ORS Chapter 466 - Hazardous Waste and Hazardous Materials II
    Sections 466.750, 466.994 and 466.995
• Oregon Administrative Rules (OAR)
  • Division 12 - Enforcement Procedures and Civil Penalties
  • Division 160 - Registration and Licensing Requirements for UST Service Providers
• Other State Agencies with applicable laws and rules
  • Construction Contractors Board

Additional information from databases and mapping applications

• Leaking Underground Storage Tank (LUST) Cleanup Site Database
  Search this database for sites that have reported releases from petroleum-containing underground storage tanks, including residential heating oil tanks, regulated tanks at gas stations and other commercial facilities, and non-regulated tanks.
• Environmental Cleanup Site Information (ECSI)
  View a list of past and present contaminated sites and cleanup projects for your selected area. Site Summary Reports are available for each site.
• Facility Profiler
  A location-based way to find out about DEQ activity in your neighborhood. It identifies past and present permit holders and contains information about sites that may have been contaminated by past operations.

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