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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Fire Hydrant Inspection Report in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'Date' and 'Client' information at the top of the form. This ensures that your report is properly dated and attributed.
In the 'Inspector(s)' section, check the appropriate box indicating the status of the hydrant: 'Checked and OK at this time', 'May require future attention', or 'Requires Immediate attention!'.
Fill in the 'Hydrant Number' and provide details about its location. This helps in identifying which hydrant is being inspected.
Proceed to complete each section such as 'Bonnet/Top Section', 'Barrel/Mid Section', and 'Subsurface Section'. For each component, indicate if it has been serviced and note any deficiencies or observations.
Document hydraulic data including static pressure, flow pressure, residual pressure, GPM flowed, and nozzle coefficient. This data is crucial for assessing hydrant performance.
Finally, review all entries for accuracy before finalizing your report. Once completed, you can save or share your document directly from our platform.
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The Fire Hydrant Inspections solution delivers a set of capabilities that help you inventory fire hydrants, routinely conduct inspections, monitor hydrant inspection programs, and share operating status with firefighters.
How to do a hydrant inspection?
Annual Hydrant Inspections Look for obstructions that could interfere with hydrant operation. Check for cracked or missing caps. Look for leaky or broken nozzles, gaskets, and valves. Check for the correct above-ground hydrant height. Determine if the hydrant needs to be painted. Check for main valve leaks.
What is the definition of a hydrant?
Definitions of hydrant. a faucet for drawing water from a pipe or cask. synonyms: tap, water faucet, water tap.
How do you check a fire hydrant?
The person responsible for the fire hydrant should make periodic inspections of all hydrants on a weekly or monthly basis. Of special concern are fire hydrants which are located on private water mains and are not the responsibility of the local water company or the fire and rescue service.
What is the purpose of hydrant testing?
A fire hydrant flow test is a process of flowing water out of at least one fire hydrant while obtaining the required pressures (static, residual, and pitot) needed to calculate the amount of water in gallons per minute (GPM) that the water system can provide between the tested hydrants.
What are the inspection points for a fire hydrant?
Visually inspect the hydrant for any defects. Check the bolts and breakaway flange. Check the nozzle-caps and gaskets. Ensure the caps are tightened; a loose cap or damaged nozzle can off under pressure.
What is a hydrant inspection?
Annual Inspections: Fire hydrants should be inspected at least once a year to ensure they are in good working condition. This includes checking for physical damage, ensuring the hydrant operates smoothly, and verifying it is free from obstructions.
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