Developing an effective water system management programme entails several components; a major part of which is in the carrying out of regular inspections and water quality assessments to identify risks and mechanical problems before they develop.
Risk assessment is useful in identifying potential problems or areas of concern that should be addressed as part of your overall water system hygiene programme. This involves site visits, water sampling and testing, water services schemes and staff training.
Factors Involved in Maintaining a Hygienic Water System
Factors Involved in Maintaining a Hygienic Water System
Thermostatic Mixing Valve (Tmv)
Calorifier Descaling
Disinfection and Descale
Pump Maintenance
Corrosion Control
Water Tank Cleaning and Chlorination
Water tank cleaning and chlorination may be required under a programme of planned preventive maintenance, or may be a matter of emergency when water tests indicate high bacteriological activity. Tank cleaning and chlorination is less disruptive than disinfection of a building’s water services, but Aqualogic will always make sure to give notice of works with appropriate warnings.
Installation Of Online Disinfection Equipment
A higher level of protection from Legionella colonisation can be achieved with dosing chlorine, chlorine dioxide, silver stabilised hydrogen peroxide and the use of copper/silver ionisation. Every site is different and our knowledge means that we are able to recommend the correct system to rectify any water quality issues identified during water testing and water inspections.
All work conducted by Aqualogic is guaranteed on completion and clients have the option of continuing with a maintenance and testing contract should they wish us to look after the equipment and test its efficacy.
Contact us to ensure the hygiene of your existing water system or to discuss the installation of disinfection equipment.
