On which type of as-built drawings can oil/water separators typically be found?

Oil/water separators are typically included in utility as-built drawings because these drawings detail the infrastructure of utility systems, which include water, sewer, drainage, and other related systems. Utility drawings are crucial for understanding how various utility components interact and are laid out within a specific site.

In the context of oil/water separators, they are important for managing stormwater and ensuring that oil and other contaminants are adequately separated from water before it enters the drainage system. This prevents pollution and helps comply with environmental regulations. By being part of utility as-built drawings, these separators ensure that maintenance and operations personnel can readily locate and service these critical components as needed.

While other types of drawings, such as mechanical or environmental, might reference systems that relate to or are impacted by oil/water separators, the direct representation and details about their installation and functionality will be most accurately captured in utility as-built drawings.