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Legionella Risk Assessment
John Herbert
Legionella Risk Assessment
A businessman thought a decorative fountain would be a great addition for
the lobby area of his restaurant. However, maintenance was not the highest priority,
it was not maintained properly.
Unfortunately, it spawned a Legionella outbreak, many of the customers
fell ill. The news spread in the community and press. After investigation
Legionella from the fountain was identified as source.
Weeks later, after cleaning, disinfection, the restaurant re-opened,
but the damage was done, the customers didn't return, the business
closed.
Legionella Risk Assessor
Kelcroft's Legionella risk assessment is methodical
engineering risk assessment for your building, campus, or entire
site.
It includes a review of facility design, operation,
maintenance and any treatment programmes, to help facilities owners
minimise the risk of problems related to water-borne legionella pathogen,
and assess compliance with applicable local and international guidelines,
and regulations.
History has taught us that Prevention is better, and cheaper than cure.
After a Legionella outbreak it is too late, the damage is done, and
like so many others firms, it is unlikely that your business will
recover.
There are some problems that history does not forget, and causing a
Legionella outbreak is one of those issues.
centre: John Herbert attending Legionella Conference Hong Kong
Kelcroft provides Legionella risk assessment audit without
an audit how to establish the risk?
Experience
Kelcroft's director John A. Herbert is recognised Legionella
expert, he has studied Legionella in buildings for more than a
decade, his credentials include:
- Lecturer, Legionella Prevention
- media, quoted in local media
- conducts EMSD cooling tower Legionella risk assessments
- chairman, BEAM water expert committee
- editor, Legionella Times, e-newspaper, dedicated to Legionella issues
- Invited to present a international Legionella conferences
- Media, interviewed regarding Legionella infection at HKSAR Govt. Offices at Tamar
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