Read our articles and find in-depth information on ensuring the microbiological safety of water systems. From advanced testing techniques to the latest regulatory requirements, this section is your guide to maintaining the highest standards of water hygiene and safety.
Risk Management Strategy for Legionella in Domestic Hot WaterTo prevent contamination by Legionella pneumophila in domestic hot water systems, regular testing, temperature control, and rapid-response strategies are essential. Here’s a practical and proactive...
Pseudomonas, Cryptosporidium, Legionella… What Germs Should You Worry About in Pools and Spas?The main diseases contracted in pools and spas are caused by about ten pathogenic organisms, including Cryptosporidium, Pseudomonas, Shigella, Legionella, Norovirus, and...
Before the School Year: Remember to Detect Legionella in Boarding School and Gym ShowersIn recent months, numerous episodes of Legionella contamination have been reported by the media. Recently, a new building at 1325 Jerome Ave., which houses a Bronx charter school...
Optimizing Domestic Hot Water energy consumptionThe risk of reducing the temperature of domestic water heatersIn an age when environmental concerns take center stage, the relentless quest for energy savings is leading more and more households to explore innovative...
What is Total Viable Count ? Total Viable Count Testing is a vast notion that is used in many industries at many levels and that is at the core of industrial quality control.Total Viable Count testing is a process of quality control which permits to measure the total...
Legionella sanitary risks: Make the right choiceAs a facility or quality control manager, the Legionella risk is one you must deal with. And as of today, Legionella control is both mandatory and time-consuming. But many methods exist to ensure positive results. Today...
Legionella Risk Management in Healthcare FacilitiesHospitals, retirement homes and clinics serve vulnerable populations, highly exposed to the most severe form of Legionnaires’ disease. As a result, health facilities are subject to stricter controls than other types...
