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The document is a certification form for the installation of an Aerobic Treatment Unit by an installer, issued by the Department of Health & Hospitals, Office of Public Health. It includes details such as property owner information, treatment plant specifications, and a certification statement confirming compliance with NSF Standard 40 and state health codes. The installer certifies proper installation and explains maintenance requirements to the homeowner.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Louisiana Certification of Installation by Installer in the editor.
Begin by entering the Permit Number (LHS-47) at the top of the form. This is essential for tracking and record-keeping.
Fill in the Name of Property Owner, Physical Address, City/State/Zip Code. Ensure accuracy as this information identifies the installation location.
Input the Treatment Plant Sewage I.D. Tag Number, Plant Capacity, Manufacturer, and Model details. These fields are crucial for compliance with health regulations.
Record the Aerator Serial Number and Model, along with distances from private wells and water lines to ensure proper installation standards are met.
Enter the Date of Installation. This date is important for maintenance scheduling and compliance checks.
Finally, sign as both Installer and Maintenance Provider, including dates next to each signature to validate your certification.

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Can a homeowner pull a septic permit?

A septic system permit is issued by your local permitting authority (i.e., local health or environmental department). You can apply for the permit yourself, or the contractor hired to build the system can obtain it on your behalf.

What is the minimum allowable total septic tank volume in Louisiana?

NOTE: The minimum allowable total septic tank volume for all applications is 500 gallons. E.

Can you put in a septic system yourself?

While it is possible to a septic system yourself, it requires a significant amount of knowledge, skill, and physical labor. Hiring a professional is often advisable to ensure compliance with regulations and to prevent costly mistakes.

Can I my own septic tank in Louisiana?

The property owner (permit holder) may a septic tank (non-mechanical) system for their own personal use and only if the property owner does the actual installation.

What is an installer certificate?

Installer certification is based upon training that includes classroom instruction, hands-on instruction, and an exam. After the training has concluded, those who have passed the installer certification exam are issued an official certified installer card that is good for two years from the date of issue.

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