DO YOU OPERATE A COMMERCIAL DRINKING WATER INSTALLATION? THEN YOU ARE THE RIGHT PLACE WITH US!

All stationary and mobile systems that are not public water supply companies and from which water is made available for human consumption, such as in mobile homes, charter boats, airplanes, buses, etc., but also the drinking water supply at festivals, are classified by the water standards committee (NAW) NA 119-04-01 AA “Principles for drinking water supply” the standard DIN 2001-2: Drinking water supply from small systems and non-stationary systems – Part 2: Non-stationary systems – Principles for requirements for drinking water, planning, construction, operation and maintenance of the plants.

According to applicable law, you as the landlord/operator are responsible for the proper and hygienically flawless operation of the drinking water supply system of the mobile homes, charter boats, airplanes, buses, etc.

The practical implementation is regulated by DIN 2001-2 and is presented, among other things, as follows:

  • self-monitoring

  • Precautionary measures against contamination

  • Regular cleaning/disinfection

  • Technical documentation consisting of the following content:

    • Owner/operator/user Operating instructions (must be listed in addition)
    • Examination results Records of examinations by the health department (must be listed in addition)
    • Evidence of maintenance, cleaning, repairs, etc.
    • List of structural changes, malfunctions and
      other occurrences
    • Information on processing and the processing materials used
    • Plan of the drinking water system with a representation of all parts of the system that carry drinking water (must be listed in addition)

However, it is easy to lose track of things in the “paragraph jungle”, which is why in this document we will explain your obligations as a commercial operator as briefly as possible and in as much detail as necessary, and give you the necessary help to fill in the technical documentation for your rental vehicles or vehicle fleet.

Excerpt from the technical logbook (PDF)