FACILITY TAP / MIXING VALVE REVIEW — Yenra
Purpose: prepare a discussion with the facility water-management team.
This is a planning record, not a disinfection procedure or commissioning protocol.
Guide: https://yenra.com/bth/hands-free.html
Program reference: https://www.cdc.gov/control-legionella/php/wmp/index.html
Current potable-water guidance:
https://www.cdc.gov/control-legionella/php/toolkit/potable-water-systems-module.html

Facility / area / affected outlets:
Review date:                  Responsible team / contact:
Reason (new equipment / occupancy change / exception / other):
Applicable water-management program / version / record location:
Relevant system drawing / revision:

COMPONENTS — record separately even when functions share one product
Sensor faucet maker / model / power method:
Activation and fault instructions located:
Mixing valve maker / model / central or point-of-use location:
Approved application / manual / commissioning record:
Service access / replacement parts / responsible maintainer:

PROGRAM AND EVIDENCE
Program-defined control limits / authority / units (set by qualified team):
Measurement points / instruments / calibration records:
Recent readings and exceptions (attach records):
Little-used outlets / altered pipework / occupancy changes:
Cleaning, inspection and maintenance records:
Unresolved conditions / interim controls authorized by team:
Corrective-action owner / approved plan / verification record:

MEETING OUTCOME
Questions requiring specialist advice:
Agreed action / owner / due date:
Evidence required before closure:
Who will review completion / date:
Program update and communication required:

Use model-specific instructions and the facility program. Do not infer a thermal
disinfection procedure from a product's high-temperature capability. CDC's
potable-water toolkit advises against thermal shock. Qualified personnel and
applicable authorities must determine the response to a suspected water problem.