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BACKFLOW INVENTORY and INSPECTION FORM CONTACT INFORMATION Date: Business Name: Location Address: Business Contact: Contact Number: Business: Cell: Other: INSTALLATION INFORMATION Installation Date:

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How to fill out backflow inventory and inspection:

1. Gather all necessary information and documentation, such as the property address, contact information, and any previous inspection reports.
2. Start by identifying all potential sources of water contamination, including irrigation systems, swimming pools, or fire sprinklers.
3. Verify the type of backflow prevention device installed at each potential source and document it accurately.
4. Inspect each backflow prevention device for any signs of damage, wear and tear, or improper installation.
5. Note down the make, model, and serial number of each backflow prevention device.
6. Evaluate the condition of each backflow prevention device and check if it is functioning properly.
7. Take measurements and document the water pressure levels before and after each backflow prevention device.
8. Assess any potential cross-connections that might exist and evaluate their risk level.
9. Fill out the backflow inventory and inspection form accurately, including all relevant information and findings.
10. Submit the completed form to the appropriate authority or organization responsible for backflow prevention.

Who needs backflow inventory and inspection:

1. Property owners and managers: Backflow inventory and inspection are necessary for maintaining the safety and integrity of a property's water supply. It is the responsibility of property owners and managers to conduct regular inspections and ensure that backflow prevention devices are properly installed and functioning.
2. Municipalities and water utilities: Municipalities and water utilities often require backflow inventory and inspection to protect the public water supply from potential contamination. They may enforce regulations and policies that mandate periodic inspections and documentation.
3. Plumbing contractors and professionals: Plumbers and contractors who specialize in backflow prevention may also need to conduct inventory and inspections as part of their services. They play a crucial role in ensuring the proper functioning of backflow prevention devices and identifying any potential issues that need to be addressed.

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What is backflow inventory and inspection?

Backflow inventory and inspection is the process of identifying and assessing all backflow prevention devices in a water system to ensure they are functioning properly and are in compliance with regulations.

Who is required to file backflow inventory and inspection?

Property owners, facility managers, and water system operators are typically required to file backflow inventory and inspection.

How to fill out backflow inventory and inspection?

Backflow inventory and inspection forms can usually be filled out online or submitted through a specific portal provided by the regulatory agency. The forms require information about the location of the backflow devices, their type, installation date, test results, and maintenance records.

What is the purpose of backflow inventory and inspection?

The purpose of backflow inventory and inspection is to prevent contamination of the water supply by ensuring that backflow prevention devices are properly installed, maintained, and functioning correctly.

What information must be reported on backflow inventory and inspection?

Information that must be reported typically includes the location of the backflow devices, their type, installation date, test results, maintenance records, and any repairs or replacements that have been made.