Healthcare Estates Keeping Legionella at bay
Eplus Global has over 50 years’ collective experience in the control of Legionella in all premises, including healthcare establishments. Its products include:
n Anti-bacterial showers and hoses with replaceable colour-coded shower plates, that are ‘easy to service, resist bacteria growth (biofilm), and are economical to use’.
n Total proportional dosing with EU/UK- registered ionisation ‘at affordable
pricing’, to protect water systems of all sizes.
n New antibacterial flexible hoses. n ‘Tried and tested, state-of-the art’ non-chemical scale control to the incoming main supply.
Its services include: risk assessment, audits, reviews, monitoring, remedials, water sampling, and training. Eplus Global operates throughout the UK ‘to give 100 per cent support’ to its ‘ever-growing client base’.
Engineering based on local know-how
New BIM service set for launch
Construction consultancy, Evolution5, will launch its new BIM Level 2 project management service. The company said: “This exciting development will expand Evolution5’s current project management services, and help healthcare clients, architects, and contractors, more effectively meet the recently introduced mandates from central Government for the use of BIM.” Jamie Barrett, Evolution5 MD, added: “Integrating BIM into a construction project is another challenge that health sector clients have to address in the context of restricted budgets and the rising
demand for NHS services. However, efficient BIM project management can realise significant benefits – better quality control from the earliest design stages; more efficient detailing of components and performance; more client involvement for faster decision- making, and better use of technology for more effective collaboration across the client, design, and construction team.”
Evolution5 offers a range of construction consultancy services – including project and construction management, and cost management, to clients across the healthcare sector.
City & Guilds water hygiene course
Following May’s release of the new HTM 04-01, Safe water in healthcare premises, Immerse Training’s new one-day City & Guilds-accredited course, ‘Water Hygiene in Healthcare Premises’, is designed to help Trusts’ Water Safety Groups, and all staff working with healthcare facility water distribution systems, ensure the delivery of ‘safe, wholesome water’. The company said: “The course is designed to ensure that those appointed to devise strategies, implement control
measures, and undertake associated monitoring, have been trained in accordance with the 15 topics detailed in HTM 04-01 Part B: Operational management.
Key topics include:
n Organisational governance, including the role of the Water Safety Group.
n Information on prominent waterborne pathogens and their consequences.
n How water distribution systems and any associated equipment can become contaminated.
n The responsibilities of individuals to prevent the contamination of the water distribution system.
n Ensuring control measures are effective. n How the safety of water can be maintained by good hygiene practices.
n System design. n The impact of ‘getting it wrong’.
The course will be delivered by experts in the field, including IHEEM Registered Authorising Engineers (Water).
Health Estate Journal 105September 2016
Flamco develops and produces complete sealed systems equipment for heating and cooling applications, designed for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings, both new- build and for renovation projects. The company said: “In many worldwide locations we provide engineering services based on application know-how and knowledge of local legislation to improve the performance of heating and cooling systems. By working closely with our customers at an early stage of the project design, we can provide complete equipment and services that protect, condition, and maintain system efficiency. “
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