Legionella Resources
Information to assist you in Legionella mitigation
A comprehensive water management program begins with thorough understanding of your risks and requirements. We have assembled this library of useful resources to facilitate and shorten your team’s learning process so you can move forward effectively. Our CEU-approved courses provide a breadth and depth of knowledge that will help guide your decisions and process development. Our brochures will help you find the systems and solutions needed to efficiently and cost effectively ensure the safety of your facility’s water.Mitigating Legionella Risk - Online Training
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eLearning videos & Continuing Education Unit (CEU) courses
CEU Course: Meeting New Water Quality Mandates in Healthcare Settings
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CEU Course: Solutions to Help Control Legionella
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Battling Legionella from POE to POU
Literature, whitepapers & e-books
Legionella Overview
The development of a well-built water management plan requires that you fully understand your facility's three points of risk. The mitigation of Legionella is not just about where bacteria may exist in your water system, but why.
Healthcare Solutions
Learn how Watts solutions help ensure patient safety and system efficiency in healthcare facility plumbing and HVAC systems.
Hospitality Solutions
This brochure describes how safe water systems can help you deliver superior guest experiences and reduced total cost of ownership.
Legionella Scenarios
Healthcare settings can sometimes have complex premise plumbing systems. The most effective solutions to ensure patient safety will vary based on building sizes, functions, and requirements. Explore different scenarios, risk factors, and fundamental solutions to mitigate Legionella in a variety of building types.
Digital Technology: The Next Generation of Water Mixing
One of the most effective ways to inhibit Legionella growth in domestic hot water is by elevating the water to high temperatures. Focusing on requirements for commercial and institutional facilities, “Digital Technology – the Next Generation of Water Mixing” shows how smart technology, with its precise temperature control, gives facility managers increased flexibility in combatting the bacteria that causes Legionnaires’ disease.
Guarding Against Legionella: Every Stakeholder Needs a Voice
While following approved procedures and protocols aimed at lessening the risk of Legionella and other waterborne diseases, it's essential to consider what the patient experience would be in the event of an outbreak. Read why all stakeholders have something to contribute to the discussions organizations have about mitigating Legionella risk, including families and patients.
Reducing Scale in a Premise Plumbing System Can Inhibit Legionella Growth
This white paper describes the role scale deposits play in trapping biofilms, which create an environment that promotes Legionella growth. It also explains how Watts OneFlow® scale prevention solutions, based on template assisted crystallization (TAC), can effectively reduce the formation of lime scale.
Mitigating Increased Risk of Legionella in Unoccupied Buildings
They say the plumber protects the health of the nation, which is especially relevant when commercial buildings sit vacant or under-occupied. Learn about actions to take in order to help reduce the risk of waterborne pathogens before occupants return to a vacant building.
Mitigating Legionella with Piping
Smart plumbing design plays a fundamental role in mitigating harmful bacteria and viruses, but what about selecting the most suitable pipe for the application? "Mitigating Legionella with Piping" addresses several piping attributes and conditions to consider in order to mitigate the growth of Legionella and the spread of disease in healthcare applications.
Industry links
For your convenience we have provided the following direct links to more information on Legionella and Water Management Program guidelines.