SOMETHING IN THE WATER?

Recent high-profile cases of contamination on cruise ships have highlighted the importance of water safety. But it is an issue that has important implications across the merchant fleet too. Michael Hagger, environmental and public health consultant at RenovaTech International, explains how an effective water safety plan can prevent the costly occurrence of waterborne illness among

DRINKING WATER SAFETY

The following words are taken directly from the World Health Organization (WHO) Guidelines for Drinking-water Quality 4th edition, published in 2011, to describe Water Safety Plans (WSPs): The most effective means of consistently ensuring the safety of a drinking-water supply is through the use of a comprehensive risk assessment and risk management approach that encompasses

WATER SAFETY MANAGEMENT

CTI Marine has world recognised experts in the field of water safety management with extensive knowledge and experience in marine and offshore water safety. The team has been involved in the investigation of international, high-profile Legionella outbreaks at sea and on land, as well as other outbreaks associated with contaminated water and food. The priority