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Table 3. Water Management Teams are comprised of individuals
with assigned responsibilities and must be held accountable to the facility
manager/owner for building water system safety.
Process Flow Diagrams
The first job for the team is to describe how water is processed and used
in the facility. These descriptions must be rendered into simple schematic
diagrams that show, step-by-step, how water is processed in the facility. For
each building water system, there must be a process flow diagram (PFD) for
the potable water system and a separate PFD for the utility water system.
Figures 1 and 2 are examples from real building water systems. Note that
the processing steps are named and numbered on the PFDs.
Table 3
Healthcare Facilities
Resort/Casino Hotels
Universities/schools
Commercial Buildings
Chief Operating Officer VP of Facilities
VP of Facilities
Chief Operating
Officer
Facility Manager
Chief Engineer
Chief Engineer
Chief Engineer
Chief Engineer
Engineering supervisor
Engineering Supervisor
Maintenance
Supervisor
Facility Engineer
Risk Manager
Maintenance Supervisor Safety Professional
Infectious Disease
Physician
Safety Professional
Safety Professional
Facilitator
Infection Preventionist
Facilitator
Facilitator
Safety Professional
(often a CIH)
Maintenance Supervisor
Facilitator
