New Service Launch: RPZ Valve Testing

Type BA Verifiable Reduced Pressure Zone Device Testing – RPZ Testing Water Hygiene Services is delighted to announce that it is now fully qualified to carry out testing on RPZ Assemblies. What is an RPZ Valve? An RPZ valve is simply a backflow device and RPZ stands for Reduced Pressure Zone. An RPZ device is usually installed onto plumbing systems to protect the water we drink and keep it clear of contaminants and pollution. Do I need to have my systems RPZ tested? The answer is yes. It is a legal requirement to have devices checked on a regular basis, at a minimum this should be yearly, to ensure they provide the backflow protection required. What is Water Hygiene Services approach to RPZ testing? Water Hygiene Services is continually committed to developing the services on offer and in conjunction with this, we ensure our staff are trained to the highest of standards and that qualifications are renewed regularly. We are extremely delighted to confirm we now have fully trained engineers who are able to complete RPZ testing in a professional, safe and knowledgeable way. When Water Hygiene Services are on site we will carry out all necessary installation requirements and testing of all RPZ assemblies. There are various methods which can be used to test RPZ valves and our dedicated team are fully qualified in all approaches, in addition to identifying any corrective maintenance which might be required. Water Hygiene Services also ensures that all reporting and recording procedures are carried out with acute attention to detail. All of our engineers are aware of the requirements of the Water Industry Information and Guidance Note No 9-03-02. —————————————————————————————————————————— You will shortly be able to find us in the WRAS directory of RPZ testers. For further information on RPZ Valve Installation and Testing please click here. For more information on the services we offer please click here. To speak to a member of the team for no obligation quote please click here or email us at info@waterhygieneservices.co.uk      ]]>