Sanitary Survey Check List - Utah

Sanitary Survey Check List is a legal document that was released by the Utah Department of Environmental Quality - a government authority operating within Utah.

FAQ

Q: What is a sanitary survey?
A: A sanitary survey is an assessment of the water system to identify potential sources of contamination and evaluate the overall safety and integrity of the system.

Q: Why is a sanitary survey important?
A: A sanitary survey is important to ensure that the water system is providing safe and clean drinking water to the public.

Q: Who conducts a sanitary survey?
A: Sanitary surveys are typically conducted by trained professionals from the Utah Department of Environmental Quality or other authorized agencies.

Q: What are some key areas inspected during a sanitary survey?
A: Key areas inspected during a sanitary survey include the source of water, treatment processes, distribution system, storage facilities, and operational practices.

Q: What are some common issues or violations found during a sanitary survey?
A: Common issues or violations found during a sanitary survey include inadequate treatment, cross-connections, inadequate storage capacity, and failure to maintain required operational records.

Q: What happens if a water system fails a sanitary survey?
A: If a water system fails a sanitary survey, they may be required to make necessary improvements to address the identified issues or violations.

Q: How often are sanitary surveys conducted?
A: Sanitary surveys are typically conducted at least once every three years, but more frequent surveys may be required for higher-risk systems or in response to specific issues.

Q: Can the public access the results of a sanitary survey?
A: Yes, the results of a sanitary survey are generally public information and can be accessed through the Utah Department of Environmental Quality or other authorized agencies.