Water for Drinking and Sanitation If there is an interruption in water service, the problem will be immediately assessed by the who will make needed repairs or <Insert position title and/or department(s)>, contact the <Insert name and contact information for water supplier> to report the outage and get an estimated time that water service will be restored. The <Insert position title and/or department(s)> will notify all departments of the water service interruption and when water service will be restored. If a water service interruption happens after normal business hours, the <Insert position title (e.g., dispatcher> will immediately notify the <Insert position title and/or department(s)> to report the situation. The <Insert position title> will determine if water use restrictions should be implemented (e.g., bathing), or if patient relocations, discharges, or transfers are necessary. Water Usage Estimate water usage needs under normal operating conditions to determine water needs during a water restriction situation. <Insert estimated three day water usage for facility>. Reference Table 6-4.1 from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Emergency Water Supply Planning Guide. Amount of on Hand Identify resources and quantities of potable and non-potable water in the following table. Table 8: Quantities of Potable and Non-Potable Water Type Quantity Potable Water Bottled Water (units) Storage Tank (gallons) Water Well (gallons) Other Non-Potable Water Fire Department Acquiring Additional Water
Water for Drinking and Sanitation If there is an interruption in water service, the problem will be immediately assessed by the <Insert position title and/or department(s)>, who will make needed repairs or contact the <Insert name and contact information for water supplier> to report the outage and get an estimated time that water service will be restored. The <Insert position title and/or department(s)> will notify all departments of the water service interruption and when water service will be restored. If a water service interruption happens after normal business hours, the <Insert position title (e.g., dispatcher> will immediately notify the <Insert position title and/or department(s)> to report the situation. The <Insert position title> will determine if water use restrictions should be implemented (e.g., bathing), or if patient relocations, discharges, or transfers are necessary. Water Usage Estimate water usage needs under normal operating conditions to determine water needs during a water restriction situation. <Insert estimated three day water usage for facility>. Reference Table 6-4.1 from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Emergency Water Supply Planning Guide. Amount of on Hand Identify resources and quantities of potable and non-potable water in the following table. Table 8: Quantities of Potable and Non-Potable Water Type Quantity Potable Water Bottled Water (units) Storage Tank (gallons) Water Well (gallons) Other Non-Potable Water Fire Department Acquiring Additional Water