The Connector - Summer 2008 - (Page 18)

Summer 2008 Local ownership: Principal Executive or CEO – Verify, update or provide address, telephone missing information System Manger – address, telephone Main Operator – address, telephone, certification level Emergency telephone Fax number Last Sanitary Survey: Date Name of surveyor Deficiencies not corrected NOTE: Deficiencies remain on your IPS record until corrections are documented and reported to the Division of Drinking Water (TCR) Total Coliform Rule sample site plan meets the minimum requirements: 5 sampling sites or 2 times the number of samples required. Develop a method of tracking how rotation is made through the sampling sites. Have a copy of system map with sampling sites marked. Documentation of any customer complaints with the date and the complaint made (taste, odor, color, oily, filmy, burns on contact with skin?). Have a written procedure to respond immediately to customer complaints. Undocumented water system facilities: Storage tanks Pump stations Treatment facility RWAU Cross Connection Are there unprotected cross connections between the distribution system and any pipes, pumps, hydrants or tanks whereby unsafe water or other contaminating materials may be discharged or drawn in the system? The five elements of a Cross Connection Program: Legally adopted authority statement (Ordinance, Bylaw, Policy, Etc.) Documentation of annual public awareness and/or employee training (CCR Paragraph, Newsletter article, Presentation at Annual Meeting) Documentation of personnel trained to manage the program Basic 3 hour training Documentation of hazards found, protection required and installed, enforcement Actions: Assembly date and location Assembly annual testing information. High hazard air gaps annual inspection Documentation of on-going program enforcement Records of hazard assessments Annual testing report, undated assembly inventory, etc. Look for “Sanitary Surveys Part II” in the Fall 2008 issue of The Connector, including topics such as source protection, well house evaluation, spring source evaluation, chlorinators, booster stations, storage tanks and distribution systems, as well as how to report your fixed changes to the Division of Drinking Water. Pumps & Equipment, Inc www.dewcopumps.com pumps control systems pH/ORP systems flow/level systems disinfection/ultraviolet conductivity/resistivity Refer to this ad for 10% off list price 1841-A Wadsworth Blvd., Lakewood, CO 80214 phone (303) 232-6861 fax (303) 232-3472 379037_dewco.indd 1 4/28/08 11:52:49 AM 560 West Hwy. 40 P.O. Box 1291 Roosevelt, UT 84066 ph: 435.725.2600 fx: 435.725.2602 AUTOMATION, INC. STEVE SECREST cell: 435.823.2300 cell: 801.554.4742 steve@sciautomation.net The Connector 378972_monsen.indd 1 5/22/08 10:34:57 18 369573_SCIAutomation.indd 1 PM 3/12/08 7:39:57 PM http://www.dewcopumps.com http://www.monsenengineering.com http://www.sciautomation.net

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The Connector - Summer 2008 Contents President's Message Executive Director's Comments Letters From Readers Legislative Update Rural Water News The Basics Shannon Rasmussen Sanitary Surveys - What to Expect: Part 1 Chuck Jeffs Tank Cleaning 101 Terry Smith Where in Utah?

The Connector - Summer 2008

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