This month and next, we'll look at proper site evaluation procedures and techniques. While it's not necessarily part of an installer's responsibility to conduct the site evaluation, it is the installer's job to understand the evaluation and to recognize any problems or discrepancies. We covered this material as a part of an installer workshop we conducted at the Pumper and Cleaner Environmental Expo last February in Indianapolis.
In these discussions, we highlight that you need to follow any local and state codes. Those codes or rules have specific requirements covering site evaluation practices, including such things as minimum setback distances and
