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Fire Hydrant Acceptance Test Checklist

by Paul Ayres, from the Community

Use this Fire Hydrant Acceptance Test checklist to commission new hydrants and private fire service mains in line with NFPA 24 and the 2018 International Fire Code. Guide your team through visual checks, valve and piping requirements, depth and corrosion protection, hydrostatic pressure testing, line flushing, final acceptance, and documentation. Capture photos, record results, and confirm certificates to ensure safe, code-compliant installations.

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