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Emergency Planning For Water Utilities 4th American Water Works Association

Name: Emergency Planning For Water Utilities 4th American Water Works Association
SKU: BELL-4633464
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Publisher: American Water Works Association

File Extension: PDF

File size: 7.22 MB

Pages: 109

Author: American Water Works Association

ISBN: 9781583211359, 1583211357

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 4th

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Emergency Planning For Water Utilities 4th American Water Works Association by American Water Works Association 9781583211359, 1583211357 instant download after payment.

Water and wastewater utilities must be prepared for any type of emergency. Public health must be protected and service must be maintained or quickly restored.
Manual M19 presents techniques for developing contingency plans for a variety of emergencies from natural disasters to human-caused crises. The manual explains how to develop an emergency preparedness plan, how to identify vulnerabilities in your water system, and how to determine how a disruption would likely impact service