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WHO IS RESPONISBLE FOR THE DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SHIPBOARD POTABLE WATER SYSTEMS, INCLUDING TREATMENT FACILITIES AND PROCESSES TO ASSURE THAT SAFE DRINKING WATER IS AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES
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THE NAVAL SEA SYSTEMS COMMAND (NAVSEASYSCOM)
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ESTABLISHING AND PROMULGATING HEALTH STANDARDS FOR WATER QUALITY AFLOAT. WILL PROMULGATE APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTIONS, NOTICES, OR OTHER PUBLICATIONS TO REFLECT AFLOAT WATER QUALITY REQUIREMENTS |
CHIEF, BUMED |
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR PROMULGATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SHIP TO SHORE POTABLE WATER CONNECTIONS AND FOR PROVIDING POTABLE WATER FROM AND APPROVED SOURCE WHEN THE SHIP IS BERTHED AT A NAVAL FACILITY |
THE NAVAL FACILITIES ENGINEERING COMMAND (NAVFACENGCOM) |
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IF UNUSUAL CONDITIONS REQUIRE DRASTIC RESTRICTIONS IN THE USE OF POTABLE WATER, THE ALLOWANCES SHOULD NOT BE LESS THAN __ GALLONS PER MAN PER DAY TO BE USED FOR DRINKING AND COOKING PURPOSES. FOR NEW SHIP CONSTRUCTIONS, ___ GALLONS PER DAY PER MAN IS SPECIFIED BY NAVSEA FOR DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS |
2 GALLONS PER MAN PER DAY FOR NEW SHIP CONSTRUCTIONS, 50 GALLONS |
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TO AVAOID SCALD INJURIES, THE TEMP SETTING FOR THE HOT WATER HEATERS SERVING HABIT ABILITY SPACE SHOERS AND LAVATORIES MUST BE SET NOT TO EXCEED __ DEGREES F AT THE WATER TAP |
120F |
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EACH SHIP SHALL HAVE A WATER SANITION BILL. WHO SHOULD PROMULGATE THE WATER SANITION BILL
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THE CO
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VALVES FOR RECEIVING OR SUPPLYING POTABLE WATER MUST BE CONSPICUOUSLY DESIGNATED BY A WARNING PLATE BEARING THE INSCRIPTON "POTABLE WATER ONLY" IN __ INCH HIGH LETTERS |
1/4 INCH HIGH LETTERS |
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POTABLE WATER HOSES MUST BE LABLED "POTABLE WATER ONLY" WITH __INCH HIGH LETTERS APPROXIMATELY EVERY __ FT AND THE END COUPLINGS PAINTED__
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1 INCH HIGH LETTERS APPROXIMATELY EVERY 10 FT AND THE END COUPLINGS PAINTED DARK BLUE
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SURFACE SHIPS MUST MAINTAIN A __PPM FAC OR TBR IN THE POTABLE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM AFTER INITIAL TREATMENT |
MUST MAINTAIN A 0.2 PPM FAC |
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IF WATER IS RECEIVED FORM AN UNAPPROVED SOURCE, A SOURCE OF DOUBTFUL QUALITY, THE HALOGEN RESIDUAL AT POINT OF CONSUMPTION SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF ___PPM FAC |
MINIMUM OF 2.0 PPM FAC |
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BATERIALOGICAL TESTING MUST BE COMPLETED ____ ON SAMPLES COLLECTED AT REPRESENTATIVE POINTS THROUGHOUT THE DESTRIBUTION SYSTEMS AND FROM THE POTABLE WATER TANKS AND ICE MACHINES ON A ROTATING BASIS |
WEEKLY |
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WEEKLY ICE SAMPLES MUST BE COLLECTED FROM ___OF THE ICE MACHINES ON A ROTATING BASIS FOR BATERIOLOGICAL EXAMINATION |
1/4 OF THE ICE MACHINES ON A ROTATING BASIS |
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IS MOST FREQUENTLY USED DISINFECTER BECAUSE OF ITS RELATIVELY LONG SHELF LIFE AND REDUCE STORAGE SPACE REQUIREMENTS |
HTH CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE (HTH 65-70% AVAILABLE CHOLRINE) 6 OZ BOTTLES |
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THE ICE SCOOP IS CONSIDERED TO BE FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT AND SHALL BE WASHED, RINSED, AND SANITIZED AT LEAST___ |
DAILY |
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WHAT IS CHAPTER 6 OF NAVMED P 5010 |
WATER SUPPLY AFLOAT |
