Legionella Risk in Buildings
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The disease caused by Legionella bacteria is currently recognized as Legionnaires' disease. It is serious with possible fatalities, particularly to immune compromised persons, the elderly, smokers, etc. caused by the inhalation of water aerosols containing Legionella pneumophila.
Contaminated water aerosols can typically be generated from poorly maintained cooling towers, water storage vessels, spas, hot tubs, faucet aerators or shower heads.
This complimentary seminar presents a summary understanding of Legionella, typical sources, current guidelines and control measures to minimize liability.
Speaker:
Bernard Siedlecki, Senior Associate, Indoor Air Quality & Mould.
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Speakers
Pinchin Environmental speakers are consultants and engineers working in their respective areas and selected from our staff for their knowledge and presentation skills.
