A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
The Public Notification Rule: Are you Prepared?
This article discusses the new Public Notification Rule (PNR) that requires all consumers to be notified, within 24 hours in some cases, if a system is not in compliance with a drinking water regulation. The importance of a crisis communications plan is discussed along with the requirements that must be satisfied in order to be in compliance. Also, an explanation is given of how the violations break down into three tiers and what must be addressed for each tier individually.
The Public Notification Rule: Are you Prepared?
This article discusses the new Public Notification Rule (PNR) that requires all consumers to be notified, within 24 hours in some cases, if a system is not in compliance with a drinking water regulation. The importance of a crisis communications plan is discussed along with the requirements that must be satisfied in order to be in compliance. Also, an explanation is given of how the violations break down into three tiers and what must be addressed for each tier individually.
The Public Notification Rule: Are you Prepared?
Keegan, Michael (author) / Keegan, Thomas (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 95 ; 25-26
2003-01-01
2 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Public Notification Rule Revised
| Wiley | 2000
The Public Notification Rule: Community Relations
| Wiley | 2003
The Public Notification Rule: Media Planning
Wiley | 2003
Toward Evaluation of Public Notification in the Lead and Cooper Rule: Who is Reached?
| British Library Conference Proceedings | 1995
Consumer response to public notification
| Wiley | 2000