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Fire Protection Water Supply System Redundancy Checklist

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Water Supply System Redundancy Checklist | ZenFire

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  1. 01Is there a primary water supply source for the fire protection system?
  2. 02Is there a secondary water supply source for the fire protection system?
  3. 03Is the primary water supply source independent of the secondary source?
  4. 04Are there isolation valves between the primary and secondary water supply sources?
  5. 05Are the primary and secondary water supply sources capable of providing the required water flow and pressure for the fire protection system?
  6. 06Is there a backup power supply for any pumps or systems required for the water supply?
  7. 07Are there alarm systems in place to notify personnel of any water supply failures?
  8. 08Are there regular inspections and maintenance procedures in place for the water supply system?
  9. 09Are there designated personnel responsible for monitoring the water supply system?
  10. 10Is there a written plan in place for addressing any water supply system failures?
  11. 11Are there sufficient water storage tanks or reservoirs to provide water in the event of a water supply system failure?
  12. 12Are there provisions for automatically switching between primary and secondary water supply sources?
  13. 13Are there provisions for manually switching between primary and secondary water supply sources?
  14. 14Are there flow meters installed to monitor water flow from the supply sources?
  15. 15Are there pressure gauges installed to monitor water pressure from the supply sources?
  16. 16Are there backflow prevention devices installed to prevent contamination of the water supply?
  17. 17Are there water supply system components labeled and easily identifiable?
  18. 18Is there a schedule for testing the water supply system under full flow conditions?
  19. 19Is there a schedule for testing the water supply system under partial flow conditions?
  20. 20Are there provisions for draining and winterizing the water supply system in cold climates?
  21. 21Are there provisions for protecting the water supply system from physical damage or tampering?
  22. 22Are there provisions for protecting the water supply system from environmental hazards such as flooding or contamination?
  23. 23Are there provisions for notifying the local fire department in the event of a water supply system failure?
  24. 24Are there provisions for notifying the local water utility in the event of a water supply system failure?
  25. 25Are there provisions for documenting and reporting any water supply system failures or deficiencies?

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