Conn. Agencies Regs. § 19-13-F6 - Water supply on land and air conveyances
Equipment on land and air conveyances for the storage and distribution of water used for drinking and for other personal or domestic purposes shall be such as to provide for the delivery of water of safe and sanitary quality, and shall be in accordance with the following requirements:
(a) The water system,
either of the pressure or gravity type, on any conveyance shall preferably be
complete and closed from the filling ends to the discharge taps and in no case
shall be so operated as to admit contamination. Such system shall be of
adequate capacity for maximum requirements and shall be so constructed as to
facilitate cleaning and inspection. Water of like approved quality shall be
supplied for all purposes: Drinking, culinary, washing and toilet-flushing. The
storage tanks shall be flushed periodically with water from an approved
supply.
(b) In new equipment on
railway conveyances there shall be filling pipes or connections for supplying
the water tanks on both sides of the conveyance so that the sanitary quality of
the water may not be impaired by inadequate equipment or facilities. Filling
pipe connections shall be so located and constructed as to provide for
protection against contamination. The end of the filling pipe shall be flushed
with water from an approved supply before attachment of a hose.
(c) Coolers for water on conveyances shall be
maintained in a sanitary condition at all times and shall be so designed and
constructed that the water cooled for drinking purposes shall be chilled in
such manner that the ice or refrigerant cannot come in contact with the water.
A supply of single service cups protected against contamination shall be
available at all water coolers or chilled water faucets unless coolers are
equipped with drinking fountains of an approved type.
(d) Where water filters are employed on
conveyances, they shall be so designed and operated as not to introduce any
pollution hazard to the drinking water supply.
(e) There shall not be provided for drinking
water purposes on any conveyance any cup, glass or any other container which
may be used by more than one person unless such cup, glass or container shall
have been thoroughly cleansed and subjected to bactericidal treatment after
each individual use, in the manner prescribed in section 4-703.11 of the food
code, as defined in section 19a-36g of the Connecticut General
Statutes.
(a) The water system,
either of the pressure or gravity type, on any conveyance shall preferably be
complete and closed from the filling ends to the discharge taps and in no case
shall be so operated as to admit contamination. Such system shall be of
adequate capacity for maximum requirements and shall be so constructed as to
facilitate cleaning and inspection. Water of like approved quality shall be
supplied for all purposes: Drinking, culinary, washing and toilet-flushing. The
storage tanks shall be flushed periodically with water from an approved
supply.
(b) In new equipment on
railway conveyances there shall be filling pipes or connections for supplying
the water tanks on both sides of the conveyance so that the sanitary quality of
the water may not be impaired by inadequate equipment or facilities. Filling
pipe connections shall be so located and constructed as to provide for
protection against contamination. The end of the filling pipe shall be flushed
with water from an approved supply before attachment of a hose.
(c) Coolers for water on conveyances shall be
maintained in a sanitary condition at all times and shall be so designed and
constructed that the water cooled for drinking purposes shall be chilled in
such manner that the ice or refrigerant cannot come in contact with the water.
A supply of single service cups protected against contamination shall be
available at all water coolers or chilled water faucets unless coolers are
equipped with drinking fountains of an approved type.
(d) Where water filters are employed on
conveyances, they shall be so designed and operated as not to introduce any
pollution hazard to the drinking water supply.
Notes
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