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A planned water-service shutdown will interrupt occupied restrooms. What should the superintendent coordinate before the outage?

Correct Answer

D) Notice, duration, temporary service and restoration duties

Coordinate the planned outage with the authorized facility representatives: affected users, notice, timing, duration, temporary sanitation/service arrangements, and responsibility for restoration. Do not assume a material supplier can authorize interruption of occupied facilities. This is a planned outage, not an emergency response.

Answer Options
A
Turn off water without notice
B
Record it only as a warranty item
C
Ask the supplier to approve the shutdown
D
Notice, duration, temporary service and restoration duties

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Coordinate the planned outage with the authorized facility representatives: affected users, notice, timing, duration, temporary sanitation/service arrangements, and responsibility for restoration. Do not assume a material supplier can authorize interruption of occupied facilities. This is a planned outage, not an emergency response.

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