Form DOH-1013 at a glance
What it is: Form DOH-1013 (9/91), Report on Test and Maintenance of Backflow Prevention Device from the New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Public Water Supply Protection.
Who signs: The certified tester completes the certification: print and sign your name and indicate certificate number and expiration date. Have the property owner (or owner's agent) certify that test was performed.
Instructions for completing DOH-1013 (9/91), Report on Test and Maintenance of Backflow Prevention Device: Part A is to be completed by certified tester.
Please use a separate form for each device.
A filled-in Form DOH-1013 example: an annual backflow test on an RPZ device

How to fill out Form DOH-1013, box by box
Initial or annual test and the test year
Public water supply, account, county, block and lot
Facility name, address and location of device
Device information
Test before repair

Complete the Test Before Repair section and indicate whether check valve #1 leaked or closed tight. For RPZ devices, the pressure drop across the check valve must be at least 5.0 psid.
Check valve #2: whether it leaked or closed tight.
RPZ differential pressure relief valve must be at least 2.0 psid or device must be failed and/or repaired.
Complete water system line pressure in psi and indicate test date.
Repairs
Water meter and type of service
Certification
Part B, for initial tests only
More rules for Form DOH-1013
Notify owner and water supplier immediately if device fails test and repairs cannot immediately be made.
Common questions about Form DOH-1013
Is there a deadline?
Send one completed copy to the designated health department representative and one copy to the water supplier within 30 days of the testing device.
Where do I file it?
After completion, submit copies of test reports to the supplier of water, customer, State or local health department and retain copies for the tester's personal records.
Sources
[1] Form DOH-1013 (9/91), Report on Test and Maintenance of Backflow Prevention Device, New York State Department of Health (the Official source link on this page).










