An 82-year-old Italian woman died after she contracted Legionnaires’ disease, from the water in her dentist’s office in February 2011, according to a case report published in The Lancet.
Tests on the water showed Legionella bacteria in the dentist’s water line. Water lines carry water from the main water supply to certain devices used during patient care and a recent survey has found dental water lines to be another major source of contamination with Legionella bacteria.
The Water Management Society (WMSoc) recently published the second part of its guidance on remote monitoring of water systems in May 2024. It provides some
In January 2023, The Water Management Society published a set of guidance for Remote Temperature Monitoring for its members. It contains some excellent analysis of
CHAS (The Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme) is an accreditation awarded to companies that can show their health & safety processes can meet an
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