200.000 persons die on Legionnaire's disease worldwide each year, 2 million are infected.

May 9, 2011 - PRLog -- 200.000 persons die on Legionnaire's disease worldwide each year, 2 million are infected.
10 million have no symptoms or only a mild illness, and are never diagnosed and reported with Legionella. Hotels , Hospitalts,  industrial, and recreational water sources in the environment.
Conference in New York discuss early detection and speedy intervention in july 2011 based on a new study http://www.hkc22.com/waterdisinfection.html

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knows the importance of treating the risk of Legionella at source and has developed the
Risk Assessment

Training

A clear understanding of how new and existing legislation affects our customers.
Educating our customers' workforce on how to prevent Legionella.
Specialist training to avoid litigation and confidential advice when our customers' need it most.
Friendly advice during and after training - a unique value for money offer.
Cleaning

Tailored cleaning solutions that will minimize the risk of contamination.
Cleaning that is validated and recorded.
Effective cleaning that reduces water treatment costs.
Monitoring and follow-up

Monitoring and control that develops with our customers' processes to give the highest quality results.
A service program that will confidently meet our customers' regulatory obligations.
Legionella analysis that is appropriate to the customer's level of risk.
Early detection and speedy intervention to avoid disruption of customers' processes.

There are only some companies understaning and solve the problem and that will be discussed...
for more information and date in new york
hkc22@bluewin.ch

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