Scotts Valley Water District - Recycled Water Site Supervisor Training Exam

Examination required after the completion of the Scotts Valley Water District's 'Recycled Water Site Supervisor Training' that is required for all recycled water users every two years.

*First Name

*Last Name

*Email Address

*Name/Address of your Recycled Water Use Site

*I have attended a Scotts Valley Water District Recycled Water Site Supervisor Training in person or online in the past two years

True

False

*Which of the following are approved and permitted uses for recycled water?

Drinking

Washing hands and/or face

Cooking

None of the above

*Recycled water is the same as potable water

True

False

*There shall be no physical connection by either piping or hose bibs between the potable water supply and the recycled water supply

True

False

*The main hazard present when recycled water and potable water are used on the same site is contamination of the potable water supply

True

False

*A cross connection inspection will be conducted at each site prior to being served with recycled water. The cross connection inspection must be done by:

The County Health Department

AWWA Certified Cross Connection Specialist

Real Estate Agent

Homeowner

*Who is responsible for operating and maintaining the Customer's recycled water system under the User's Recycled Water Use Permit?

A Property Manager

A Real Estate Agent

The Customer's Recycled Water Site Supervisor

Anyone who HAS NOT attended the Scotts Valley Water District Recycled Water Site Supervisor Training

*A Recycled Water On-Site Supervisor is...

the 24-hour contact person for the customer's site

knowledgeable about the principles, practices, and site information related to recycled water

informed who to contact in case of emergencies, failures, and potential violations

All of the above

*The safe and efficient use of recycled water is the responsibility of:

The Police Department

The Recycled Water On-Site Supervisor

A Real Estate Agent

None of the above

*Which of the following is true about irrigating with recycled water?

Do not irrigate when the ground is already saturated with water or during a heavy rain

Do not create overspray onto domestic drinking wells, buildings, eating areas, or paved surfaces

Irrigate only as much as the plants require

All of the above

*Recycled water piping, valves, and other recycled water irrigation equipment should be color coded purple or marked with 'Recycled Water' tags to indicate that they are associated with recycled water usage.

True

False

*Please fill in your full name. This will serve as your signature verifying that you have reviewed and completed the Recycled Water Site Supervisor Training provided by the Scotts Valley Water District

Please check this box if this your first time completing this training?