5 Top Tips for Water Safety

Dates

10th March 2026

Time

13:00 - 14:00 ((GMT+00:00))

Location

Online

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Overview:

Is water safety something an organisation needs to be concerned about…? What is the actual risk with water…? These might be some of the thoughts that pop into your head when you read the title of the session.

This one-hour briefing aims to provide some hard-hitting facts and published stats on reported cases of illness associated with waterborne pathogens detailing those who are most susceptible. Having set the scene on these outcomes related to water, the briefing starts to outline 5 practical steps on what an organisation needs to really consider with the management of water safety. These 5 top tips can be directly related to published guidance from the HSE… For those who have some responsibility with health and safety and water for their organisation, this is a helpful introduction.

Speaker

Pete Tyson, Commercial Director, Water Hygiene Centre Ltd

Pete has extensive experience with water systems and waterborne pathogens. With twenty years in the Water Treatment/Hygiene industry, Pete has worked as a Service Engineer, Sales Engineer, Regional Manager, and Regional Director for some major water hygiene companies within the industry. His experience is gleaned from being involved in the Legionella Outbreak in 2002 at Barrow, Cumbria to managing contracts at Nuclear Power Stations to presenting Role of the Responsible Person Training, his experience and knowledge of specific areas bridge many market sectors. Pete was co-author of an article published for the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health discussing Covid-19 return to work and the actions to be undertaken on businesses re-opening.

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