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Backflow Preventer Inspection and Field Test Report - Washington
Backflow Preventer Inspection and Field Test Report is a legal document that was released by the Washington State Department of Health - a government authority operating within Washington.
FAQ
Q: What is a backflow preventer?A: A backflow preventer is a device used to protect drinking water from contamination by preventing the reverse flow of water in a plumbing system.
Q: Why is a backflow preventer inspection necessary?A: A backflow preventer inspection is necessary to ensure that the device is functioning properly and providing the necessary protection against backflow.
Q: Who is responsible for conducting a backflow preventer inspection?A: A certified backflow preventer inspector is responsible for conducting the inspection.
Q: How often should a backflow preventer be inspected?A: Backflow preventers should be inspected on an annual basis, as required by local regulations.
Q: What is a field test for a backflow preventer?A: A field test for a backflow preventer is a test that is performed on-site to assess the performance and functionality of the device.
Q: Who can perform a field test on a backflow preventer?A: A certified backflow preventer tester is qualified to perform a field test on a backflow preventer.
Q: What are the consequences of failing a backflow preventer inspection?A: The consequences of failing a backflow preventer inspection may include fines, disconnection of water service, or potential health hazards due to contaminated drinking water.
Q: Are backflow preventer inspections required in Washington?A: Yes, backflow preventer inspections are required in Washington, as part of the state's efforts to protect public health and safety.
Q: Is there a fee for backflow preventer inspections and field tests?A: Yes, there is usually a fee associated with backflow preventer inspections and field tests. The specific fee amount may vary depending on the jurisdiction and service provider.
Q: Can I perform a backflow preventer inspection or field test myself?A: No, backflow preventer inspections and field tests must be performed by certified professionals with the appropriate training and qualifications.
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