The potable water tanks on your vessel were drained for inspection and cleaning. What would you do before refilling with water?
⢠Potable water means water that is safe for drinking and food prep, so contamination risk must be minimized. ⢠Standard sanitary practices for tanks that store drinking water on vessels. ⢠The difference between disinfecting a tank and simply cleaning or painting it.
⢠Think about which choice best protects crew and passengers from waterborne illness after an inspection and cleaning. ⢠Ask yourself which chemicals or materials are normally approved for treating drinking water systems, and which would be unsafe or illegal. ⢠Consider whether any step is required between âclean tankâ and ârefill with potable waterâ to ensure microbiological safety.
⢠Verify which option directly addresses disinfection for drinking water and not just cosmetic or structural maintenance. ⢠Eliminate any choices that would clearly contaminate or chemically taint the water supply. ⢠Confirm that the action you pick is consistent with public health standards for potable water systems, not just general tank maintenance.
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