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BUILDING SERVICESBackflow Prevention Device Test ReportTown of Newmarket 395 Mulock Drive P.O. Box 328, STN Main Newmarket, ON L3Y 4×7 T: 905.953.5321 x 2400To be submitted by the Property Owner,

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1. To fill out a backflow prevention device, follow these steps:
2. Begin by locating the backflow prevention device. It is usually installed near your water meter or where the water supply enters your property.
3. Make sure you have the necessary tools and equipment for the job, such as a screwdriver, adjustable wrench, and Teflon tape.
4. Shut off the main water supply to your property. This can usually be done by turning a valve near the water meter.
5. Drain any remaining water from the backflow prevention device by opening the test cocks or valves located on the device.
6. Remove the access cover of the backflow prevention device using a screwdriver or wrench.
7. Inspect the device for any visible damage or signs of wear. If you notice any issues, it is recommended to contact a professional plumber.
8. Clean the device thoroughly using a soft brush and water. Remove any debris or build-up that may affect its functioning.
9. Apply Teflon tape to the threads of the device before reassembling it to ensure a tight seal.
10. Put the access cover back in place and tighten the screws or nuts to secure it.
11. Turn on the main water supply and check for any leaks or dripping from the backflow prevention device.
12. Lastly, perform a test to ensure the device is functioning properly. This may involve hiring a certified tester or following specific instructions provided by the manufacturer or local authorities.
13. Regularly inspect and maintain the backflow prevention device as recommended by professionals or local regulations.

Who needs backflow prevention device?

1. Backflow prevention devices are required for certain individuals and properties to ensure the safety and purity of the water supply. Here are some examples of who needs a backflow prevention device:
2. Residential properties with irrigation systems: If you have an irrigation system connected to your water supply, a backflow prevention device is typically required to prevent any contaminants or pollutants from being drawn back into the public water system.
3. Commercial properties: Many commercial establishments, such as restaurants, car washes, and hospitals, are required to have backflow prevention devices in order to protect the water supply from potential cross-connections.
4. Industrial facilities: Industries that use chemicals or have processes that could potentially contaminate the water supply are mandated to install backflow prevention devices.
5. Multi-unit housing complexes: Buildings with multiple units or apartments, especially those with shared water supplies, need backflow prevention devices to prevent any backflow of water contaminated by one unit into the public supply or other units.
6. Municipal water systems: Local water authorities often require backflow prevention devices to be installed in buildings connected to the public water supply to prevent contamination and protect the entire water system.
7. It is important to consult local regulations and guidelines to determine if you need a backflow prevention device and to ensure compliance with the specific requirements in your area.

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What is backflow prevention device?

A backflow prevention device is a mechanism designed to prevent the reverse flow of water in a plumbing system.

Who is required to file backflow prevention device?

Certain businesses and facilities, such as those handling chemicals or hazardous materials, are required to file backflow prevention devices.

How to fill out backflow prevention device?

You can fill out a backflow prevention device form by providing information about your facility's plumbing system and the type of backflow prevention device you have installed.

What is the purpose of backflow prevention device?

The purpose of a backflow prevention device is to protect the public water supply from contamination by preventing water from flowing backwards into the system.

What information must be reported on backflow prevention device?

Information that may need to be reported on a backflow prevention device includes the type of device installed, the date of installation, and any maintenance or testing records.

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