AWIA Risk and Resilience Assessment Recertification
AWIA Risk and Resilience Assessment Recertification
Inspection template for the five-year recertification of a community water system risk and resilience assessment, covering malevolent acts, natural hazards, cyber risk, and emergency response readiness.
Assessment Scope and Recertification Details
- System name, service area, and PWS identifier are documented
- Recertification due date and five-year cycle are verified
- Assessment scope includes all required facilities, assets, and interconnections
- Assessment team includes operations, engineering, cybersecurity, and emergency response stakeholders
- Prior assessment findings and open corrective actions were reviewed
Physical Assets and Critical Infrastructure
- Treatment and pumping facilities have controlled access and perimeter protection
- Critical assets are identified and prioritized by consequence of failure
- Backup power, fuel, and redundancy are available for critical operations
- Storage tanks, valves, and distribution nodes are inspected for physical vulnerability
- Hazardous chemical storage and handling controls are documented
Natural Hazard and Climate Resilience
- Natural hazard threats relevant to the service area are identified
- Flood elevation, drainage, and site protection controls are adequate for exposed assets
- Drought contingency and supply interruption planning is current
- Climate and weather-related vulnerabilities have been updated since the prior assessment
Malevolent Acts and Security Controls
- Threats from malevolent acts are evaluated for all critical facilities
- Access control, surveillance, and intrusion detection measures are in place and functioning
- Employee screening, visitor management, and contractor controls are documented
- Contamination response and isolation procedures are available for intentional contamination events
Cybersecurity and Control Systems
- SCADA and OT assets are inventoried and included in the assessment
- Remote access, authentication, and account management controls are documented
- Backups, patching, and recovery procedures for critical systems are current
- Cyber incidents are included in emergency response and business continuity planning
Emergency Response, Documentation, and Sign-Off
- Emergency response plan is aligned with current assessment findings
- Required documentation, evidence, and version history are complete
- Inspector sign-off
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