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The document is a Backflow Prevention Assembly Test and Maintenance Report required by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. It outlines the necessary information for testing and certifying backflow prevention assemblies, including details about the assembly type, manufacturer, testing results, repairs, and certification by a qualified tester. The report must be submitted to the public water supplier for recordkeeping and maintained for at least three years.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the 'NAME OF PWS' and 'PWS ID#' in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for recordkeeping.
Fill in the 'MAILING ADDRESS' and 'CONTACT PERSON' sections to provide clear communication channels.
Specify the 'LOCATION OF SERVICE' where the backflow prevention assembly is installed.
Select the appropriate 'TYPE OF ASSEMBLY' by checking one of the options provided, such as Reduced Pressure Principle or Double Check Valve.
Complete details about the assembly including Manufacturer, Size, Model Number, and Serial Number.
Indicate whether the assembly is installed according to manufacturer recommendations and local codes by selecting Yes or No.
Document test results for each component of the assembly, ensuring all fields are filled accurately regarding pressure readings and conditions.
Finally, have the Certified Tester complete their information and sign where indicated to certify that all details are true at the time of testing.

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Does code require backflow preventer?

Plumbing codes require all water outlets to be equipped with a backflow prevention device to prevent contamination or pollution of the drinking water.

How to get backflow certified in Texas?

Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester (BPAT/TCEQ) Have a High School diploma or GED. Work at least two years in an approved area. Complete a 40-hour training course (#1200), including a hands-on exam. Pass a written exam at TCEQ or a proctored computer-based facility.

How often is backflow testing required in Texas?

All backflow prevention assemblies must be tested at least annually and immediately following any repair, maintenance, or relocation. Assemblies that repeatedly fail may require more frequent testing or replacement.

Is a backflow preventer required by code in Texas?

A Consumers Guide to Backflow Prevention in Texas As part of this TCEQ requirement, residents with a septic system on their property must a reduced pressure zone backflow preventer (RPZ) on their irrigation system and have it tested annually.

What if my sprinkler system doesnt have a backflow preventer?

Many businesses must and maintain backflow prevention devices. Common examples are manufacturing facilities, process plants, medical facilities, restaurants, laboratories including school chemistry and biology labs), and buildings with boilers, fire sprinkler systems and irrigation systems.

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