Those responsible for water fittings should ensure plumbing systems are compliant with all, not just some of the applicable parts of the regulations/byelaws.
Water fittings themselves have to be compliant
Where, and the way in which water fittings are installed has to be compliant
How plumbing systems are used and maintained has to be compliant
Risk | Examples of measures which could be taken |
Water fittings, including water using appliances, contaminate or waste drinking water supplies | Ensure water fittings are of an appropriate quality and standard as well as suitable for installation |
Proposed changes to plumbing systems contaminate or waste drinking water supplies | Notification this is a simple and essential check which will highlight potential contamination or waste concerns Consider using an approved contractor |
Existing plumbing system installations: changes to, or the way they are operated contaminates or wastes drinking water supplies | Be aware of the legal obligations imposed by the water fittings regulations/byelaws, including the need to notify Ensure plumbing is installed and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation instructions and any relevant regulatory requirements. Use the installation guidance published by the local water undertaker and Water Regs UK Consider using an approved contractor In the case of specific installation queries contact the local water undertaker for advice |
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