Why do I need a Mains Chlorination?

You must have a chlorination certificate issued before the mains water supply is connected to new pipework, otherwise, water utilities around the UK have the right to refuse connection
A mains chlorination and subsequent chlorination certificate are required should there be any suspect contamination to the mains water supply.
The installation or maintenance of new sprinkler systems require a chlorination certificate
When it comes to new build properties, chlorination certificates are required by law.
Some pipework can be redundant for a period of weeks or even years. When pipework is

Water Hygiene Services prides itself on its work ethic, hardworking and dedicated approach to business and it’s incredible team of staff who work diligently to ensure their clients’ are happy.

Water Hygiene Services is delighted to announce two recent additions to their expanding team; Jack Holmes and George Porter. Here is a message from Director Ben Baldwin’

“I am delighted Jack Holmes and George Porter are joining us at Water Hygiene Services. Both Jack and George have both shown great initiative and huge determination to re-train and have both successfully qualified to

Why is water chlorination so important?

Protecting water systems to ensure they are safe and compliant is hugely important to keep us safe from life-threatening illnesses such as Legionnaires’ Disease.

Water Chlorination is one of the ways in which we can safeguard against illness and keep water clean and uncontaminated. There is a range of waterborne bacteria, however, the most well-known is Legionnaires’ Disease.

Water Chlorination Process

The water chlorination process has been used for a number of years and is highly effective in the approach we take to water hygiene safety.

Microorganisms can be

5 Facts About Legionnaires’ Disease

As some people know Legionnaire’s Disease is a very serious is a lung infection which you can catch by inhaling droplets of water from various systems such as air conditioning or hot tubs. Although Legionnaires’ Disease is uncommon, it is very dangerous and can cause the person who contracted the disease to become very ill or in some cases die.

Here are 5 facts about Legionnaire’s Disease

How it got its name

Why is Legionnaires’ disease called Legionnaires’ disease? Well, the bacterium responsible for Legionnaires’ disease was identified in

We caught up with Holly Fowler, who is the Water Hygiene Service Office Supervisor to find out more about her role at the company.

Hi Holly, how are you?

I’m fine thank you.

How long have you been with Water Hygiene Services?

I have worked at Water Hygiene Services for just under two years.

What does your job involve on a day to day basis?

I am responsible for the smooth running of the office, including office administration and supportting the field engineers.  I assist in the Operations Department which means I plan upcoming work and book

A Legionella Risk Assessment is a controlled review of a water supply in order to prevent water contamination, which in result can lead to the deadly condition Legionnaires’ Disease.

Building owners and/or managers are responsible for identifying potential risks to water systems, which can include contamination from legionella bacteria amongst other things.

Duties under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974 (HSWA) extend to risks from legionella bacteria, which may arise from work activities. The Approved Code of Practice: Legionnaires’ disease: The control of Legionella bacteria in water systems (L8)

Are swimming pools and spas safe?

There has been a lot in the press of late about legionella outbreaks and the risks of catching Legionnaires’ Disease. So, what can you do to avoid being subjected to this disease or what can you do to not catch it at all?

The bacterium Legionella pneumophila is commonly found in natural water sources such as rivers, and lakes but this is usually in very low numbers. The majority the bacteria is located in purpose-built water systems, such as cooling towers, evaporative condensers, hot and cold

Callum joined the Water Hygiene Services team recently and has worked diligently with immense dedication and as a result has been awarded with a promotion from Water Hygiene Fitter/Plumber to Project Manager.

We met up with Callum to find out more about this exciting new promotion.

Congratulations on your new role. What is your new title?
My new title is Water Hygiene Project Manager.

What will your new role involve?
My new role will be varied and will include the management all large-scale jobs that Water Hygiene Services works on. I can’t wait to get

Josie Teahan has been with Water Hygiene Services for several years and she has gone from strength to strength, developing in her professional role. We wrote a news article on Josie’s last promotion, so it seemed only fair to congratulate her once again.

We met up with Josie to ask her a couple of questions on her recent promotion:

Congratulations on your new role. What is your new title? 

My new title is Operations Manager. It is a great step up and I cannot wait to get started.

What will your new role involve?

Management

Water Hygiene Services is continually committed to staying on top of the latest industry news and regulations. As such, we regularly assess the services on offer and continue too adapt and add to them when necessary for our customers. Our recent analysis on Pre-commission Cleaning means that we are now able to offer this as a brand-new service to our clients.

We are also very excited to offer our valued and loyal customers 10% off their first Pre-commission Clean.*

Pre-commission Cleaning 

Pre-commission cleaning is the procedure of bringing the water system to a