- Are the Hydrant system identified with signs?
- Hydrant outlets are slightly more than hand-tight.
- There are no leaks in the hydrant.
- There are no leaks in the top of the hydrant when the hydrant valve is opened.
- There are no leaks in the gasket under the caps when the hydrant valve is opened.
- There are no cracks or damage in the hydrant barrel.
- The operating nut is not worn and does not have rounded corners.
- Nozzle threads are not damaged.
- Hydrants are accessible.
- Check hose Cabinet, if provided, to ensure all equipment is in good condition.
- The cabinet door is properly closed.
- The cabinet is clean, and there are no other materials inside.
- Are shutoff nozzles provided?
- Open & close the nozzle to assure it operates easily. Lubricate with graphite if needed.
- Test hose nozzles to confirm. Are the nozzles being in good condition?
- Open hose nozzles to confirm, is the fire pump responding to the water demand?
- Lubricate operating nut.
- Lubricate packing.
- Lubricate thrust collar.
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