What is a "Complex - High Hazard Facility"?
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Large High Hazard Facilities or Buildings with Complex Piping require a different approach as a part of your Cross Connection Control Program. Service line protection (Containment) may not be enough? How are the occupants inside of the facility protected from potential hazardous cross connections? Certain states and water purveyors require periodic Cross Connection Control surveys to be performed beyond the water meter and require the installation of backflow preventers at the source of the potential hazard (Isolation). "Click Here" for a document listing common high hazard/complex facilities.
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Complex - High Hazard Facility Characteristics
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- Industrial type setting with various processes
- May be physcially large and have:
* Extensive and multiple piping systems
* More than one supply/auxiliary water supply
* Multiple water processes/chemicals
* Inaccessible plumbing
* Improperly labeled piping systems
- Frequent plumbing or process changes
- Facility accessibility or security issues
- Presence of toxic chemicals/materials used in water systems
- Typically highest water use customers for the utility
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Hydro Designs, Inc. has the experience and technical skills to navigate these types of facilities and provide your high hazard/complex facility with the necessary documentation and corrective actions to acheive local water utility cross connection control program compliance.
Not sure Where to Start, Recieved a Letter from your Water Utility?
If you received a notice or letter from your water utility about providing further information and supporting documentation on your internal backflow prevention or cross connection control program....we can assist you in this process and work with the water utility to bring your facility into compliance. Call or e-mail for more information.
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| Large Manufacturing Facility |
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| Auxiliary Water Supply |
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| Accessiblity Issues |
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| Complex Piping |
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