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CERTIFIED BACKFLOW PREVENTION DEVICE TESTER APPLICATION Enclose a $98.50 annual fee per tester payable to the City of Santa Rosa (to cover the administration of the City list of Backflow Prevention

How to fill out certified backflow prevention device

How to fill out a certified backflow prevention device:

1. Gather the necessary information and documentation, such as the device's model and serial number, installation date, and maintenance records.
2. Familiarize yourself with the specific requirements and guidelines for filling out the certification form. These can vary by state or local regulations.
3. Start by filling in your personal or company information, including your name, address, contact details, and any relevant license or certification numbers.
4. Provide details about the backflow prevention device, such as its make, model, and manufacturer. Include the device's serial number and installation date.
5. Check if there are any additional questions or sections on the form that require further information. These may include details about the location of the device, the type and size of the cross-connection it protects, and the maximum flow rate it can handle.
6. Make sure to accurately document any maintenance or testing performed on the backflow prevention device. This may include the dates of inspections, repairs, or replacements, as well as the names of the technicians or companies responsible for these actions.
7. Read through the completed form carefully, ensuring that all the information provided is correct and legible. Review any specific instructions or requirements provided by the issuing authority before finalizing the submission.
8. Sign and date the certification form, and include any necessary additional signatures or endorsements from other parties involved, such as a licensed plumber or a supervisory authority.
9. Make copies of the completed form for your records, as well as any copies required by the issuing authority or regulatory agencies.

Who needs a certified backflow prevention device?

1. Public water suppliers: In many jurisdictions, it is mandatory for public water suppliers to have certified backflow prevention devices installed to protect the municipal water supply from contamination.
2. Commercial and industrial facilities: Businesses that handle potentially hazardous materials or have cross-connections between their water supply and potentially contaminated sources, such as manufacturing plants or car wash facilities, are required to have certified backflow prevention devices.
3. Residential properties with irrigation or fire sprinkler systems: Homeowners with irrigation systems or fire sprinkler systems are often required to have certified backflow prevention devices installed to prevent any contaminants from flowing back into the public water supply.
4. Health care facilities: Hospitals, clinics, and other health care facilities have a duty to protect their patients and workers from potential waterborne contaminants, making certified backflow prevention devices necessary.
5. Restaurants and food establishments: Given the potential for food preparation activities to introduce contaminants into the water supply, restaurants and food establishments are required to have certified backflow prevention devices in place to maintain the safety and integrity of their water.
6. Educational institutions: Schools, colleges, and universities must comply with regulations designed to protect the health and safety of their students and staff, including the installation of certified backflow prevention devices.
7. Municipalities and governmental buildings: Municipalities and governmental buildings often have various water connections and systems that need to be protected, making the installation of certified backflow prevention devices necessary.

Note: The specific requirements for certified backflow prevention devices and who needs them can vary depending on the jurisdiction. It is always advisable to consult the relevant local regulations and authorities to determine the exact requirements for your specific situation.

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What is certified backflow prevention device?

A certified backflow prevention device is a mechanical plumbing device designed to prevent the contamination of potable water supplies.

Who is required to file certified backflow prevention device?

Property owners and businesses that have backflow prevention devices installed on their premises are required to file certified backflow prevention devices.

How to fill out certified backflow prevention device?

To fill out a certified backflow prevention device, property owners need to provide information about the type and location of the device, as well as any testing and maintenance records.

What is the purpose of certified backflow prevention device?

The purpose of a certified backflow prevention device is to protect the public water supply from contamination caused by the reverse flow of non-potable water into the drinking water system.

What information must be reported on certified backflow prevention device?

The information that must be reported on a certified backflow prevention device includes the type of device, its location, testing and maintenance records, and any repairs or replacements that have been made.

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