Cross-Connection Control Survey
Cross-Connection Control Survey
Walk-through inspection of a property to identify cross-connections, assess backflow risks, and document required backflow prevention assemblies for the public water system.
Inspection Details
- Property address and account information recorded
- Inspection date and time recorded
- Inspector name and organization recorded
- Survey scope confirmed with property representative
- Access to all relevant areas granted for walk-through
Water Service Entry and Meter Area
- Main service entry and meter location identified
- Visible piping, valves, and fittings at service entry are labeled or traceable
- Evidence of unauthorized bypass, tee, or unapproved connection at service entry
- Meter pit, vault, or enclosure is accessible and free of flooding or contamination
- Service entry area supports safe inspection and maintenance access
Cross-Connection Identification
- Irrigation, fire suppression, process, or auxiliary water connections identified
- Potential cross-connection points observed during walk-through
- Cross-connection hazards isolated from potable supply where observed
- Auxiliary water sources identified and protected from backflow
- Any temporary hoses, hose bibbs, or submerged outlets present
Backflow Prevention Assemblies
- Required backflow prevention assembly installed where indicated
- Assembly type matches the hazard level and service application
- Assembly is accessible for testing, maintenance, and AHJ review
- Assembly shows no visible leaks, damage, corrosion, or tampering
- Assembly is installed with adequate clearance and orientation for inspection
Documentation, Compliance, and Corrective Actions
- Deficiencies documented with location and description
- Immediate public health risk present
- Corrective action deadline assigned
- Follow-up testing, repair, or reinspection required
- Inspector signature captured
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