PROFESSIONAL TRAINING

Storage Tank Maintenance

Storage Tank Maintenance is an advanced-level course designed for professionals who manage industrial storage facilities. This comprehensive program delivers expert training on inspection protocols, maintenance strategies, and safety management techniques for both atmospheric and pressurized storage tanks.

Advanced
English
18 Modules
2 Hours
A clean miniature cylindrical atmospheric storage tank with a gently domed roof, exterior ladder and annular base, beside a small corrosion-inspection tile and protective coating sample layers in indigo and silver.

Course Overview

Storage Tank Maintenance develops an organized approach to maintaining tank integrity and supporting safe storage operations. The course connects tank service requirements with condition assessment, inspection, corrosion control, and maintenance planning. Participants examine how the tank type, stored material, and operating environment inform equipment-care decisions.

The program addresses inspection practices, maintenance strategies, protective arrangements, and the records needed to support technical review. It also considers safe work preparation and the role of applicable requirements and approved procedures. Participants develop a clearer basis for coordinating maintenance, operations, and inspection activities, helping teams organize tank care around service needs and documented equipment condition.

Learning Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Relate tank type, service conditions, and operating requirements to maintenance needs.
  • Explain the purpose of inspection and condition assessment in tank integrity management.
  • Compare maintenance and corrosion-control approaches for defined tank applications.
  • Identify relevant checks for protective arrangements, including venting and containment.
  • Use condition information to support maintenance priorities and technical review.
  • Outline work-preparation and safety requirements using applicable site procedures.
  • Define records and coordination practices that support consistent tank maintenance.

Practical Application

Apply the learning to support well-planned tank care and a shared understanding of equipment condition.

  • Purposeful maintenance plans: Connect tank service requirements, condition information, and approved maintenance methods when setting work priorities.
  • Coordinated integrity activities: Bring maintenance, operations, and qualified inspection personnel together around clear responsibilities and documented findings.
  • Traceable tank histories: Maintain useful inspection and work records that support future condition reviews and maintenance decisions.
In Person Cohorts
Virtual Instructor Led Sessions
Inhouse Private Sessions
Course Incudes
  • 18 Modules
  • 4 Assessments
  • Recorded Session Access
  • Pre-Course Assessment
  • Post-Course Assessment
  • Course Completion Certificate
  • Project Validation Certificate
Who should Attend?
  • Maintenance Engineer
  • Reliability Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Maintenance Manager
  • Facilities Engineer
  • Operations Engineer
  • Plant Engineer
  • Asset Manager
  • Inspection Engineer
  • Safety Engineer

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