Utah Water Distribution Practice Test

The Chlorine Institute is responsible for establishing standards and guidelines specifically related to the safe handling, transportation, and use of chlorine. This organization focuses on various aspects of chlorine safety, including piping systems that are designed to contain chlorine gas or liquid. Their standards are crucial for ensuring that the infrastructure built for chlorine distribution can withstand the unique properties and hazards associated with chlorine, helping to minimize the risk of leaks, accidents, and environmental hazards.

While other organizations listed play important roles in safety and environmental guidelines—such as the Environmental Protection Agency, which regulates water quality and chemical use, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, which enforces workplace safety standards, and the American National Standards Institute, which coordinates standards across various industries—only the Chlorine Institute specifically targets the standards pertinent to chlorine piping systems.