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Legionella Risk London: Lessons learnt at famous apartments
by Peter Gunn, on 04-08-2021
On the 20th March 2019 the London Evening Standard reported that Public Health England had confirmed a case of Legionnaires’ disease within the Dolphin Square complex of private flats in Pimlico,...
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Temperature Monitoring of Loops and Sentinel Points
by Water Hygiene Centre, on 13-07-2021
In order to understand what temperature monitoring entails and how such planned preventative maintenance should be completed in accordance with guidance notes (HSG 274 Part 2 (table 2.1)), it...
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Legionella Flushing Regime – Why Are They So Important?
by Peter Gunn, on 07-07-2021
The Legionella flushing regime remains one of the key tools in the armoury of any Estates or buildings manager when attempting to minimise potential Legionella bacterial growth and proliferation...
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Legionella Sampling Strategy – When to Sample or Not
by Antony Paskin, on 21-06-2021
When should you sample or not is a question often raised in discussions and one that has some clearly defined parameters that should be followed at all times. What are you looking to achieve from...
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Separating Legionella Risk Assessments and Remedial Works
by Charlie Brain, on 15-06-2021
Identifying and assessing risks is the first key to good health and safety management. In the Legionella industry the risk assessment is no different, and a requirement under the HSE’s Approved...
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Water Hygiene- Point of Use Water Filters
by Water Hygiene Centre, on 09-06-2021
Whilst ‘temperature’ remains the traditional and mainstay method of control for maintaining water hygiene safety within health and non-health estates, respective guidance for the safe management of...
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A Legionella Safety Checklist for Private Healthcare
by Peter Gunn, on 26-05-2021
The private or independent healthcare sector is largely made up of hospitals and clinics which are run independently of the National Health Service [NHS]. They are normally run by a commercial...
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What Effect Will Hybrid Working Have on Water Hygiene?
What Effect Will Hybrid Working Have on Water Hygiene?
by Water Hygiene Centre, on 12-05-2021
As we see the light at the end of the tunnel getting closer and the lockdown restrictions beginning to ease, now would be a good time to consider how our offices and workplaces will be used in the...
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Water Hygiene: Risks of Not Managing Areas of Non-Compliance
by Water Hygiene Centre, on 27-04-2021
At times we are asked this very question but let us start with what we mean by non-compliance issues? In most cases we are talking about areas that do not meet guidance, in our case this is ACoP...
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Can I Remotely Monitor My Water System?
by Charlie Brain, on 20-04-2021
To comply with their legal duties, duty holders should regularly monitor water systems to ensure their controls measures and precautions remain effective (HSE ACoP L8). This management regime...
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