Certified Tank Inspection and Testing Services in Kansas

Extend the life of your valuable resources with expert mechanical integrity evaluations and non-destructive testing.

Industrial Asset Management Made Simple

Our inspectors are certified ASNT-SNT-TC-1A Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) professionals. Utilizing sophisticated NDT techniques, we offer comprehensive quantitative evaluations, enabling us to determine corrosion rates and identify regions of significant deterioration. Drawing from these insights, we propose strategic preventative maintenance solutions. This commitment to excellence not only ensures the safety of the environment and your assets but also preemptively addresses costly repairs. Proudly serving all cities in Kansas including Wichita, Olathe, Topeka, Lawrence, Shawnee, Manhattan, Lenexa, and Salina.

 

We perform both fixed interval inspections and risk-based inspections to provide insight into the structural integrity of your assets when it is most needed. Our expert API 653, API 510, STI SP0001, and API 570 inspections will uncover exactly how well your tank is holding up, to both outside elements and the product it contains.

• Vacuum Box Testing
• Radiographic Testing
• Ultrasonic Thickness Testing
• Tank Tightness Testing

Why Kansas Cities are Choosing NDT Tanknicians

In the heart of Kansas, from the dynamic city of Olathe to the cultural hub of Lawrence, and extending to the vibrant capital, Topeka, our NDT Tanknicians are becoming the go-to experts for storage tank inspection services. This trust hasn’t emerged overnight; it’s rooted in our unwavering commitment to excellence.

We understand the significance of expertise, especially when the safety and reliability of storage tanks are at stake. Our team, therefore, comprises some of the industry’s most seasoned professionals who consistently raise the bar.

With a rich tapestry of experience, our NDT Tanknicians harness technical prowess to not just meet, but to exceed industry standards. Our belief in the power of continuous learning has led us to invest heavily in training and development, ensuring our team is equipped with the latest non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques. Furthermore, we make it a priority to keep pace with pivotal field research and current literature, solidifying our position at the cutting edge of the profession.

As you navigate your storage tank testing and inspection needs in Kansas, especially in cities like Olathe, Lawrence, and Topeka, let our reputation guide you. With expertise as our cornerstone, NDT Tanknicians promise unparalleled quality, granting peace of mind for all your storage tank endeavors.

NDT Tanknicians’ Compliance Commitment

NDT Tanknicians stands as a beacon of trust and commitment to tank compliance. As we champion storage tank inspection in these cities, we uphold every tank to the pinnacle of regulatory requirements and industry norms.

Our philosophy of compliance assurance is both rigorous and exhaustive. Whether it’s a tank nestled amidst Shawnee’s urban tapestry or one basking in Lenexa’s vibrant economy, it faces our detailed scrutiny. We delve deep, from spotting the faintest leaks and identifying corrosion to rigorously examining labeling and documentation. No detail is too minor in our quest to ensure your tanks exemplify absolute compliance.

Equipped with advanced inspection technology, we provide intricate, transparent reports. Utilizing tools such as ultrasonic testing devices and state-of-the-art remote inspection cameras, we unveil any and every potential concern. Each report serves dual purposes: a thorough analysis and a strategic guide to promptly rectify any non-compliance nuances.

By aligning with NDT Tanknicians, especially in key cities like Manhattan, you’re opting for unparalleled compliance standards. Our dedication transcends meeting legal benchmarks—it’s a commitment to protect your team, the environment, and the trust of communities. Trust us to provide steadfast inspections and solutions, ensuring your storage tanks remain a gold standard of compliance.

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OUR CERTIFICATIONS

• American Petroleum Institute (API) 651 (Cathodic Protection) Certified

• American Petroleum Institute (API) 570 (Pipelines)

• American Petroleum Institute (API) 510 (Pressure Vessel) Certified

We take pride in the certifications we hold and strive to always uphold the high standards of the respected organizations that granted them.

OUR FULL RANGE OF SERVICES

Tank Coatings and Linings

At the intersection of innovation and durability, our team excels in both the preparation and application of superior anti-corrosive coating systems. Designed for a diverse spectrum of substrates, our solutions are tailored for concrete, advanced steel alloys, and even intricate plastics, ensuring long-lasting protection against wear and tear.

Repairs, Alterations, and Engineering Repairs

Facing challenges with tank corrosion, plumbing glitches, or even issues stemming from inconsistent maintenance? Look no further. Our adept team specializes in troubleshooting and rejuvenating compromised storage infrastructure. By addressing both common and unique tank concerns, we enhance the durability and safety of your installations, extending their operational life and efficiency.

Industrial Cleaning

Beyond mere cleaning, we offer a holistic rejuvenation for industrial settings. Leveraging our vast experience and deploying cutting-edge cleaning technology, we meticulously restore a variety of industrial spaces. Whether it’s storage tanks, intricate sumps, efficient separators, or high-pressure vessels, we ensure they are pristine, safe, and optimized for performance.

Kansas PETROLEUM & STORAGE TANK GOVERNANCE

Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE)

The Kansas Division of Environment (KDHE) is a state regulatory agency with focus on air, land and water.

The Storage Tank Section oversees and enforces regulations related to storage tanks containing refined petroleum products and fuel system specifications. They guide investigations and cleanup activities at sites with storage tank leaks. Cleanup funding can come from responsible parties, the state’s Petroleum Storage Tank Reimbursement Fund, or the federal LUST Trust Fund. Guidance is available in the Kansas Storage Tank Manual, and documents are submitted via the Kansas Environmental Information Management System (KEIMS).

Contact KDHE:

Phone: 785-291-3092

Email: kdhe.info@ks.gov

Address:

Division of Environment
1000 SW Jackson
Suite 400
Topeka, KS 66612

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NATIONAL REGULATORY AGENCIES

Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration’s Office of Pipeline Safety (PHMSA)

1200 New Jersey Avenue SE, Washington, DC 20590
Phone: (202) 366-4433
HAZMAT Registration Help Desk: (202) 366-4109
Hazardous Materials Information Center: 1 (800) 467-4922

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Oklahoma Regional Office
US EPA Region 6
Environmental Protection Agency
1201 Elm Street, Suite 500
Dallas, TX 75270
Phone: (800) 887-6063 or (214) 665-2760 if calling from outside Region 6 states (Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas)

Houston Laboratory

10625 Fallstone Road
Houston, TX 77099
281-983-2100