This up-to-date guide features 100+ fully verified questions and answers for the ICC Vapor Recovery 1 Exam 2025/2026, aligning with the California Air Resources Board (CARB) Executive Orders and PEI standards (RP-300 & RP-500). It's designed for professionals preparing for ICC certification in vapor recovery system installation, inspection, or maintenance, focusing on both Phase I and Phase II systems.
Topics are directly sourced from CARB EO documents, PEI procedures, and field-tested knowledge, including:
Phase I & Phase II vapor recovery systems: components, configuration, EVR systems (e.g., Healy VP-1000, Phil-Tite), manifold design, P/V vent caps, and pressure limits
System defects & compliance: VERDs, missing nozzle guards, bypass testing, acceptable pressure drops, and condensate trap requirements
Vapor system hardware: hanging hardware, breakaways, adaptors, condensate traps, clean air separators, and vapor shear valves
Overfill prevention: ball floats, drop-tube valves, alarms, shut-off devices at 95% tank capacity, and spill containment
Testing procedures & safety: pressure decay testing, vapor manifold sizing, combustible gas indicators, spill response, oxygen depletion effects, and confined space safety
Installation & inspection: slope requirements (1/8"-1/4"), use of absorbents, recordkeeping (per EO VR-201-A), and pipe configuration standards
This resource is ideal for:
UST contractors and technicians preparing for ICC certification
Fuel system inspectors and vapor recovery specialists
Environmental compliance officers and tank installers
State and local agency professionals verifying EVR systems
PEI RP-300 / RP-500 practitioners and trainees
All questions mimic real test conditions and are supported by CARB EOs and PEI manuals, ensuring full regulatory alignment. Use this guide for exam prep, system troubleshooting, or installation protocol training.
Keywords:
ICC vapor recovery exam, CARB EVR, Healy VP-1000, Phil-Tite system, vapor recovery defects, PEI RP-300, overfill prevention, P/V vent cap, drop tube valve, manifold system, condensate trap, vapor shear valve, breakaway fitting, pressure decay test, hose loop liquid removal, Phase I system, Phase II recovery, spill response, confined space, vapor leak detection, gasoline vapor density, ICC certification prep, hanging hardware, clean air separator
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ICC Vapor Recovery 1 2025/2026 Exam
Questions and Correct Answers | New
Update
Which of the following is not considered "hanging hardware"?
a. nozzle
b. swivel
c. whip hose
d. shear valve - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔d. shear valve
Per Executive Order. VR-201-E, if the dispensing vacuum of the Healy VP-
1000 pump is below ____ inches of WC, the dispenser should be removed
from service.
,A. 50
B. 60
C. 75
D. 100 - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔B. 60
In a coaxial hose for a balance system, the product flows through the
____?
A. the belllows
B. the inner hose
C. the outer hose
D. both hoses - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔B. the inner hose
Per the Vapor Recovery Equipment Defects List (VRED), the ____ of any
component required to be used by the system's EO. Is not considered a
defect.
, A. absence
B. proper installation
C. disconnection
D. improper installation - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔B. proper installation
The three elements in a fire triangle are ____?
A. oxygen, fuel, & LEL
B. fuel, fire, & carbon dioxide
C. fuel, oxygen, & ignition source
D. ignition source, carbon dioxide, & fuel - 🧠 ANSWER ✔✔C. fuel, oxygen,
& ignition source
According to PEI RP-300, a combustible gas indicator is used to?
A. determine carbon dioxide levels
B. monitor benzene, toluene, & ethyl benzene levels
C. determine the (UEL) upper explosion limit of gasoline
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