Ultrasonic Permeation Detection
Non-destructive ultrasonic testing scans tank walls and bottoms to identify minute permeations, pinholes, and wall thinning invisible to the naked eye—critical for leak prevention and regulatory compliance.
Comprehensive API 653 and SP001-compliant tank inspection services ensure your aboveground storage tanks meet regulatory requirements and operate safely. AmTech's engineer-led field crews deliver detailed ultrasonic testing, structural assessments, and corrosion mapping—identifying integrity issues before they become costly failures and keeping your facility compliant with federal, state, and industry standards.

Comprehensive inspection solutions to maintain tank integrity, ensure regulatory compliance, and prevent costly failures.
Non-destructive ultrasonic testing scans tank walls and bottoms to identify minute permeations, pinholes, and wall thinning invisible to the naked eye—critical for leak prevention and regulatory compliance.
Full structural assessments performed to API Standard 653 specifications, documenting tank condition, corrosion extent, substrate integrity, and compliance status for above-ground atmospheric storage tanks.
Detailed ultrasonic thickness testing maps wall thinning patterns, corrosion depth, and remaining substrate thickness to determine repair needs and predict remaining service life.
Specialized inspection of tank floor pans and bottom plates for underside corrosion, perforations, sediment damage, and structural integrity issues that compromise containment.
Documentation and reporting services that meet EPA, NFPA, API, and state environmental regulations—keeping your facility audit-ready and avoiding costly violations or shutdown orders.
Comprehensive substrate evaluations before coating or lining projects, assessing surface preparation needs, existing coating condition, and compatibility with AmTech's proprietary lining systems.
AmTech's SP001 and API 653 inspection services provide the detailed, defensible documentation you need to maintain regulatory compliance and make informed capital decisions. Our NLPA Special Inspectors use calibrated ultrasonic testing equipment and proven assessment protocols to identify corrosion, wall thinning, and structural issues before they escalate into environmental incidents or forced shutdowns. Every inspection delivers a comprehensive report with thickness readings, corrosion maps, repair recommendations, and remaining service life projections—giving facility managers the data to budget proactively rather than react to emergencies.

55+ years protecting critical infrastructure for Fortune 500 companies, municipalities, and government agencies.
Industry-leading expertise backed by over five decades of field experience.
Our field engineers hold specialized certifications and training in API 653, NFPA, and SP001 standards—ensuring inspections meet regulatory requirements.
Own experienced field crews deployed across all 50 US states, Canada, and the Caribbean—providing consistent service quality nationwide with rapid mobilization.
Calibrated ultrasonic testing technology detects wall thinning and permeations down to thousandths of an inch, identifying problems invisible during visual inspections.
Detailed documentation includes thickness maps, corrosion assessments, photographic evidence, and actionable repair recommendations—defensible for audits and insurance claims.
Engineer-led field crews with specialized certifications.
CS Project Engineer / NLPA Special Inspector
Greg Comeau serves as AmTech's lead project engineer and holds the specialized NLPA Special Inspector certification, positioning him as a regulatory authority in tank inspection and compliance. With decades of hands-on experience evaluating aboveground and underground storage tanks across industrial, municipal, and commercial sectors, Greg has developed deep expertise in API 653 inspection protocols, ultrasonic testing methodologies, and corrosion assessment. He leads complex inspection projects that require precise documentation, regulatory defensibility, and engineering judgment—ensuring facilities meet federal EPA requirements, state environmental standards, and industry codes. Greg works directly with facility managers, environmental compliance officers, and maintenance teams to translate inspection findings into actionable repair strategies that extend tank service life and prevent costly failures. His engineering background enables him to assess not just current tank condition, but to project remaining service life and recommend cost-effective intervention timelines. For project inquiries, compliance questions, or employment applications, Greg is available directly at 603-315-8839, providing accessible expertise that has made AmTech the trusted inspection partner for Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and municipalities nationwide.
A properly maintained stainless steel tank can last 30 to 50 years or more, depending on the stored substance, operating conditions, and maintenance practices. Stainless steel offers excellent corrosion resistance, particularly for water and certain chemicals. However, exposure to chlorides, aggressive chemicals, or high temperatures can accelerate pitting and stress corrosion cracking. Regular ultrasonic thickness testing and interior inspections help identify early signs of degradation, allowing for timely protective lining application or repair to extend service life well beyond typical expectations.
Our NLPA Special Inspectors are available to discuss your specific compliance needs and inspection requirements.
AmTech's engineer-led inspection teams serve facilities across North America with consistent service quality.
All 50 States
Service Coverage
55+ Years
Experience
Rapid Mobilization
Response Time
Contact AmTech to schedule an API 653 compliant inspection and receive a detailed assessment report.
Tank inspections meet API 653 standards
Specialized regulatory inspection credentials
OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 safety compliance
Submit your facility details and inspection requirements to receive a detailed proposal from AmTech's engineering team.
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 888-839-0373. You can also send us a quick email at info@amtechtanklining.com
For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at 888-839-0373. You can also send us a quick email at info@amtechtanklining.com