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Webinar Description

Legionella poses an ongoing risk in building water systems and requires careful management to protect occupant health and support sound building operations. Factors such as system design, water usage patterns, maintenance practices, and operational changes can all influence the potential for bacterial growth.

This seminar provides a practical overview of Legionella in buildings, including where and why it occurs, how risks can be identified, and what strategies are commonly used to manage and monitor water systems. Topics include building water system design and retrofit considerations, with an emphasis on reducing stagnation, managing temperature, and supporting long‑term Legionella risk prevention, testing considerations, and the strengths and limitations of available analytical methods.

Designed for building owners, facility managers, and health and safety professionals, this session offers actionable insight into proactive Legionella risk management and informed decision‑making aligned with current guidance and industry best practices.

• Date: June 4, 2026 | Location: Online - MS Teams | Sign Up Here

Webinar Description

Post‑fire contamination assessments increasingly rely on analytical results, yet the absence of background reference levels has created inconsistency, disputes, and unnecessary remediation. This webinar introduces Pinchin’s white paper on background fire residue levels, developed using a multi‑site analytical dataset and peer‑reviewed literature to establish meaningful benchmarks.

Attendees will learn how background fire residues can be interpreted within a risk‑based framework, how to distinguish fire‑related impacts from ambient or historical sources, and how these benchmarks can improve claim consistency, shorten decision timelines, and reduce over‑remediation. The session is particularly relevant for insurers, adjusters, and restoration professionals involved in fire losses.

• Date: June 16, 2026 | Location: Online - MS Teams | Sign Up Here

Webinar Description

The federal government has confirmed its intent to modernize radon exposure requirements under Part II of the Canada Labour Code (CLC) by harmonizing federal workplace thresholds with Health Canada’s radon guideline of 200 Bq/m³. This change represents a significant reduction from the current occupational radon exposure limit of 800 Bq/m³.
The upcoming reduction of the radon action level under the Canada Labour Code represents one of the most significant occupational radon changes in decades. The exact enforcement date is quickly approaching, and employers that act now will be better positioned for the changes ahead.

By taking early action, employers create a safer environment for their teams and demonstrate commitment to legal compliance. Preparation allows organizations to address potential issues calmly and confidently, ensuring smooth operations and avoid consequential enforcement. Pinchin is ready to help organizations navigate this transition with clarity, technical credibility, and confidence.

• Date: June 23, 2026 | Location: Online - MS Teams | Sign Up Here