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A Guide to Home Heating Oil Tanks

Underwriters Laboratories of Canada has been publishing standards for Canadians for 60 years

and provided technical expertise to manufacturers. A ULC mark on a product means that ULC has

tested and evaluated representative samples of that product and determined that they meet ULC’s

requirements. In addition, products are periodically checked by ULC at the manufacturing facility to

make sure they continue to meet ULC requirements.

Underwriters’ Laboratory of Canada (ULC)

Aboveground Steel Tanks for the Storage of Combustible Liquids Intended To Be Used as

Heating and/or Generator Fuels

National Standard of Canada. CAN/ULC-S602-03,

http://www.orderline.com/detail.asp?group=448

Underwriters’ Laboratories of Canada

Aboveground Non-metallic Tanks for Fuel Oil

ULC/ORD-C80.1-00,

Canadian Underwriter—Canada’s Insurance and Risk Magazine

For complete article – “Total System Containment”

http://www.canadianunderwriter.ca/issues/story.aspx?aid=1000389788

Seismic Restraint Engineered Drawings

The tank must meet the seismic restraint requirements for the seismic zone you live in. Refer

to the following website for seismic restraint engineered drawings speciﬁc to your location.

http://www.community.gov.yk.ca/buildingsafety/forms.html

Scroll down to - Residential Fuel Tank Restraints for Yukon Communities and select

your community.

Contact Government of Yukon Building and Safety Standards Branch at (867) 667-5741 or

City of Whitehorse Building Inspections at (867) 668-8340.

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