Bring these

• Flashlight
• Hose hanger
• Hose-end shutoff compatibility checklist

1. 1End the unsafe setupTurn off the faucet through its normal handle. Remove the hose end from the dirty bucket without splashing and prevent further use until the arrangement is checked.
2. 2Identify the installed deviceRead visible faucet and vacuum-breaker markings. Photograph the label and hose arrangement. Do not assume a built-in device permits continuous pressure or a shutoff nozzle downstream.
3. 3Store the hose correctlyProvide a suitable hanger so the outlet cannot fall into the sink or bucket. Follow the fixture instructions and required air-gap/backflow provisions; hanging the hose alone does not establish compliance.
4. 4Have questionable arrangements reviewedAsk the plumber or water utility cross-connection program about the exact device, hose length and nozzle. Any suspected contamination needs their guidance before the affected supply is reused.
5. 5Add a daily checkInclude hose storage, damaged fittings and leaks in the custodial opening routine. Explain the reason so the next shift does not undo the change.

Record the exact location, observed condition, time, actions taken, person contacted and follow-up owner. Keep unresolved items visible. A completed checklist means the check was performed; it does not automatically mean the equipment passed or is safe.

Watts: backflow prevention products and applications — https://www.watts.com/products/plumbing-flow-control-solutions/backflow-preventers Use the installed equipment manual and your site plan for equipment-specific procedures.