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Hydrant Repair

Assess the condition of the hydrant.

Gather necessary tools and materials (wrenches, replacement parts, lubricants, etc.).

Ensure safety gear is worn (gloves, goggles, etc.).

Notify relevant authorities about the repair work.

Set up traffic cones or barriers around the work area.

Ensure proper signage is displayed to alert pedestrians and vehicles.

Confirm that the area is free from hazards (loose debris, unstable ground, etc.).

Locate the nearest water source shut-off valve.

Shut off the water supply to the hydrant.

Drain any residual water from the hydrant.

Examine the hydrant for visible damage (cracks, corrosion, leaks).

Check the hydrant’s operating mechanism (valves, nozzles).

Inspect the paint and markings for visibility and compliance.

Remove the hydrant cap and check the interior components.

Replace any damaged or worn parts (gaskets, O-rings, etc.).

Clean the interior of the hydrant to remove debris and buildup.

Reassemble the hydrant components securely.

Reopen the shut-off valve gradually.

Check for leaks around the repaired areas.

Test the hydrant's operation by opening and closing it.

Ensure proper water flow and pressure.

Clean up the work area and remove all tools and materials.

Restore any disturbed landscaping or pavement.

Document the repair work performed and any parts replaced.

Notify relevant authorities that the hydrant is back in service.

Schedule a follow-up inspection if necessary.

Monitor the hydrant for any future issues.

Maintain a record of repairs for future reference.

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