Nev. Admin. Code § 449.5255 - Water treatment system: Chemical testing of product water; records
1. Except as otherwise provided in this
section, each facility shall, at least once every 6 months, conduct a chemical
test of a sample of the product water of the water treatment system of the
facility. The results of any test conducted pursuant to the provisions of this
section must indicate that the quality of the product water satisfies the
requirements relating to maximum level of chemical contaminants set forth in
the American National Standard, Water Treatment
Equipment for Hemodialysis Applications, adopted by reference pursuant
to the provisions of NAC
449.520.
2. A facility shall conduct a chemical test
pursuant to the provisions of this section if substantial changes are made to
the water treatment system or if the percent of rejection of a reverse osmosis
system decreases 5 percent or more from the percent of rejection measured at
the time the water sample for the preceding chemical test was taken. If a
facility uses a water treatment system that is portable, the facility shall, at
least once each year, conduct a chemical test of the product water in
accordance with the provisions of this section.
3. The records maintained by a facility
concerning the operation of the facility must include:
(a) The results of each test conducted
pursuant to the provisions of this section and NAC
449.525 and
449.526; and
(b) Evidence satisfactory to the Bureau that
the medical director of the facility reviewed the results of those tests and
required corrective action to be taken if indicated by those results.
Notes
NRS 449.0302
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