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The document is a System Test Report from the Seattle Fire Marshal’s Office detailing the inspection and testing of standpipe systems. It includes sections for occupancy information, inspection agency details, and a comprehensive checklist for pre-test checks, testing, flow tests, obstruction investigations, gauges, valves, monitoring, recalls, and final checks. The report emphasizes compliance with NFPA standards and requires certification from the inspecting technician.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Standpipe document in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Occupancy Information' section. Enter the Occupancy Name, Contact Name, Occupancy Address, Contact Phone, and Contact Email.
Next, provide details in the 'Inspection & Testing Agency Information' section. Fill in the Name, Phone, Address, Emergency Phone, and Email of the agency conducting the inspection.
In the 'Inspector/Tester Information' section, enter the Inspector's Name, Phone number, and SFD Certification Number.
Proceed to complete the checklist items under 'PRE-TEST CHECKS', 'TESTING AND INSPECTION CHECKLIST', and other relevant sections by marking 'Yes' or 'No' as applicable.
Finally, ensure that you sign off on the report by adding your signature and that of a building representative if required.

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What is the purpose of a standpipe?

A standpipe is a system of pipe that delivers a water supply for hose connections and automatic sprinklers in combined systems. Standpipe systems are typically installed vertically from floor to floor but are considered horizontal when two or more hose connections are installed on a single level.

What is a standpipe in NYC?

A standpipe system serves to transfer water from a water supply to hose connections at one or more locations within a building for firefighting purposes.

Where is a standpipe required?

A Class I system is typically required in buildings that have more than three stories above or below grade because of the time and difficulty involved in laying hose from fire apparatus directly to remote floors. For these reasons, Class I standpipes are the required system in high-rise buildings.

What do standpipes do?

A laundry standpipe is a vertical pipe that connects your washing machines drain hose to your homes waste stack.

What is a plumbing standpipe?

❖ A standpipe is typically used for capturing the waste flow from a pumped discharge plumbing appliance such as a dishwasher or a clothes washer. An 18-inch (457 mm) minimum height standpipe provides a small volume for accumulation of waste flow above the entrance to the trap.