Over recent years, new microbiological techniques have amplified both the number and types of organisms identified as part of routine water hygiene monitoring. Increased demands are being placed on Estates staff to further develop water hygiene strategies based on clinical risk rather than a site-wide approach. A variety of techniques are used to maintain water… Read more »

Different regulations and guidelines require a maximum temperature for cold water in plumbing installations between 20 to 25°C to control the growth of Legionella and other water-borne pathogens to minimize the health risk of the water consumers. Even though these requirements exist, the cold-water temperatures in most installations are checked / controlled inadequate. Reasons for… Read more »

• Toilet plume generation and its potential for spreading pathogens – Review of current information. • Unlocking new potential – Vacuum drainage design, construction, operation and flexibility • Royal Cornwall Hospital – Learnings, project concept to patient experience.

Presentation focused on the important features Monocholramine and its superior action within water services.

Understanding the risk of infection transmission within drinking water. • How UV-C purification, carbonless filtration and advances in design and technology mitigate the risk of infection within drinking water. • The benefits of providing safe and hygienic drinking water to patients and staff.