Facility and building managers often change workplaces and do not have the time or resources to understand the intricacies of the water distribution systems in the places they are managing. Building plans often do not exist or are not up to date, renovations and modifications are done but are not properly documented.
This leads to unknown pipework, deadlegs and areas of low-flow or no-flow which encourage biofilm and bacterial buildup. This in turn can lead to the risk of infection from Legionella and other waterborne pathogens. This public health risk also comes with a range of legal implications for organisations and individuals.
To remedy this and to help get visibility and transparency into the situation many sites are facing, Bion Systems offers a forensic analysis service.
From a financial perspective, getting to know your water distribution system can help save a lot of money. In many institutions water leaks, water and energy-hungry appliances, unnecessary wash cycles, plumbing issues and overly high water temperatures go unnoticed, leading to hefty utilities bills which could otherwise be avoided.
If you are a facilities manager, ask yourself the following questions:
Forensics provides detailed understanding of the health and effectiveness of the water distribution system.
At Bion Systems, we offer forensic analysis as either a one-off analytical service delivering a summary report, or as a continuous validation and verification service.
We can tailor our forensic analysis service to your requirements.
Our Forensic analysis services include:
