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Study Finds Legionella Bacteria In Windshield Washer Fluid

When a doctor pinpoints pneumonia as a patient’s diagnosis, quite often he will be able to say that the disease was caused by common sources. However, in the case of Legionnaire’s disease, a potentially fatal form of pneumonia, the source can now be...

Important Changes to L8

As summary of the changes to L8 Some of the main changes to the HSE’s ACOP L8 The technical guidance has been removed from the new ACOP L8. This new ACOP L8 makes clear reference to COSHH, HASAW Act, Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations and gives...

HSG 274 Requires Care Homes to Test Water Systems for Legionella

Legionnaires’ disease is a type of pneumonia that is potentially fatal. Legionella, the bacterium causing it, is commonly found in water, normally multiplying in temperatures of 20 to 45 degrees Celsius and becoming dormant in temperatures below 20 degrees. It does...

Water Quality Testing Kits To Prevent Waterborne Diseases

Hospitals follow strict standard operating procedures for cleaning and disinfecting every nook and cranny in their property, primarily because the nature of work and activity in them can make the building a hotspot for disease and bacteria. The risk is especially high...

Legionella Testing & Other Issues Outlined In BS EN 806

In 2012, BS 6700 was deactivated to be replaced by BS EN 806. With the implementation of the BS EN 806, several requirements have been changed and it is worthwhile to have a thorough understanding of these if you are a plumber, a contractor or even an owner of an...