What action should be taken after testing results are less than 0.1 post GAC#2/Carbon Tank#2?

When test results indicate that the chlorine levels are less than 0.1 after the Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) tank, it is crucial to notify the appropriate personnel including the Charge Nurse (CM), Medical Director (MD), and the Automated Treatment Operations Manager/Business Management Team (ATOM/BMT). This is because low chlorine levels can indicate an issue with disinfection and water quality, which is vital for patient safety in a medical setting.

Promptly notifying the relevant team members allows for a quick response to assess the situation, determine the cause of the low chlorine levels, and implement corrective actions if necessary. This ensures that water safety protocols are adhered to and potential risks are addressed, maintaining the safety and effectiveness of the water treatment system.