Looking for professional storage tank inspections and tank integrity testing in the Corvallis, OR area? Genesis Environmental Solutions’ personnel have extensive experience, specialty training and state of the art equipment for inspecting any type of tank including fuel, oil, sludge, water and chemical tanks.
Our personnel have certifications from both the American Petroleum Institute and Steel Tank Institute in the inspection and operation of these tanks, including:
This combination of expertise and nationally recognized certifications allow us to provide services for all types of projects, from a single fuel station tank to field-built erected tank farms.
You can trust Genesis for professional tank testing and environmental services.
Just a sample of the industries we work with in the Corvallis, OR area.
A few examples showing the range of projects that our storage tank division has worked on.
Performed tank cleaning and API 653 tank inspections and similar service inspections for YRC Worldwide. Fuel was removed and recycled prior to cleaning and inspection services.
Genesis was awarded this diesel storage tank project from West Plains Energy. The project included a API 653 inspection in addition to a coatings and lining application.
Performed tank inspection, cleaning, internal tank lining, piping replacement and containment grading for KCP&L. Project included coatings application on transfer pump station piping.
Clients we've done projects for over the years.
Your questions answered about tank inspections in the Corvallis, OR area.
Under 40 CFR 112 (SPCC Rule), facilities storing 1,320 gallons or more of oil in ASTs (each container ≥ 55 gal) that present a reasonable expectation of discharge into navigable waters—such as the Willamette River, which flows directly through Corvallis—must maintain an SPCC Plan. That plan must include documented inspections of tanks, piping, valves, and containment systems to demonstrate ongoing spill prevention and readiness.
Oregon regulates aboveground storage tanks primarily through the 2022 Oregon Fire Code, administered by the Oregon Office of the State Fire Marshal under OAR 837-030. Oregon DEQ explicitly states it has not adopted rules for AST installation or removal; the State Fire Marshal holds primary responsibility. For flammable and combustible liquid ASTs with a capacity exceeding 1,000 gallons, the Oregon Fire Code requires plan review and State Fire Marshal approval prior to installation, followed by a final inspection before any tank is filled. There is no state-mandated periodic inspection frequency for in-service ASTs; ongoing inspection intervals are governed at the federal level by the SPCC Rule. Operational inspections are commonly performed under STI SP001 (shop-built tanks) or API 653 (field-erected tanks).
Genesis Inspection Services helps Corvallis-area businesses throughout Benton County meet their tank inspection obligations with certified API 653 and STI SP001 inspections, thorough documentation, and expert guidance—keeping operations in compliance with EPA SPCC regulations and Oregon state requirements.