When must violations of inorganic compounds and VOC detection be reported?

Violations of inorganic compounds and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) detection must be reported within 48 hours to ensure timely communication regarding potential health risks. The 48-hour time frame is established to provide an adequate window for water treatment operators to address any issues and inform regulatory bodies and the public as necessary. This reporting timeline is critical because both inorganic compounds and VOCs can pose significant health hazards, and prompt reporting helps in the mitigation of risks and ensures that corrective measures can be taken swiftly to protect public health. Additionally, staying within this reporting requirement aligns with compliance guidelines set forth by regulatory agencies, maintaining the integrity of water safety standards.