The hotel needs to apply for a secondary water supply sanitation license, but this document requires a water quality inspection report system, a health examination system for water management personne

The hotel needs to apply for a secondary water supply sanitation license, but this document requires a water quality inspection report system, a health examination system for water management personnel, and health knowledge training.

1. Hygiene Management

1. Secondary water supply facilities must comply with the "Hygiene Standards for Secondary Water Supply Facilities" and obtain a "Hygiene Permit" issued by the local health administration department before supplying water. .

2. Secondary water supply property rights or management units must establish and improve the secondary water supply sanitation management system and assign dedicated personnel to be responsible for management. Organize water management personnel to conduct an annual health examination and hygiene knowledge training, and obtain a "health certificate" Only after receiving the "Health Knowledge Training Certificate" can you take up the job.

3. The secondary water supply facility management department is responsible for the daily operation and maintenance of the facilities, and conducts comprehensive cleaning and disinfection of the facilities more than once a year.

4. The secondary water supply unit must hold an inspection report from the health department and a valid pool cleaning record provided by the professional pool cleaning team for inspection by the health supervision department.

5. When the secondary water supply quality is abnormal or a water supply pollution accident occurs, the property owner or management unit of the facility must immediately take emergency measures to ensure daily water supply, report to the local health department and assist the health department in investigation and handling.

2. General sanitary requirements for secondary water supply facilities

1. Keep the environment around secondary water supply facilities clean and tidy, and have good drainage conditions.

2. The surface of the secondary water supply facility in contact with drinking water must have a good appearance, smooth and flat, and will not affect the quality of drinking water; the materials and internal anti-corrosion coatings must be non-toxic and odor-free. Cold-plated pipes and pipes are strictly prohibited. Plastic pipes that do not meet sanitary requirements are used as water supply materials.

3. The drinking water supplied through the facility must comply with the national "Drinking Water Hygienic Standards".

3. Hygiene requirements for the design of secondary water supply facilities

1. The secondary water supply drinking water tank or reservoir should be dedicated and must not leak. The water tank should have corresponding breathable pipes and protective cover. The location and size of the water tank entrance must meet the needs of the internal cleaning work of the water tank; the entrance hole should be 10-20 cm higher than the surface of the water tank (pool), and be covered (reverse buckle type) and locked; the water tank must be installed on a chassis with drainage conditions , the drainage pipe should be located at the bottom of the water tank to facilitate cleaning, complete mud discharge and emptying; the water inlet hole and sewage pipe of the water tank should be sealed and protected, and the opening of the overflow pipe should have a protective mesh. The overflow pipe and the drainage pipe should not be in contact with each other. If the sewer pipes are directly connected, a reverse water anti-fouling valve should be installed to prevent the backflow of sewage.

2. The secondary water supply facilities must be complete and regularly maintained. The facilities must not be directly connected to municipal water supply pipelines; they must not be directly connected to non-drinking water pipelines.

3. There must be no sewage pipelines and pollution within 2 meters around the water tank on the roof. There must be no overflow pits, septic tanks, sewage ditches, piles of garbage and toxic and harmful materials within 10 meters around the low-level reservoir. Objects and other sources of pollution.