Most organisations believe they are managing cross-connection control (CCC) risk. But time and time again as incidents unfold, all is revealed that many actually aren’t. From our experience, we think the difference comes down to capability and risk management maturity, rather than intent.
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Backflow prevention is a critical component of any water safety and hygiene strategy, especially in industrial, commercial and community facilities.
But how do you know if your system is truly effective? A structured approach using six key monitoring types—Baseline, Operational, Validation, Verification, Investigative, and Audit/Review—can help you answer the essential questions about your system’s performance and resilience.
“Freshwater” means many things to many people. For some, it’s the crisp, cold splash from a fridge-chilled bottle. For others, it’s the gentle flow of a Yorkshire beck, or the tap water used to make a morning cup of tea. But when it comes to managing water systems—especially in regulated environments—these everyday perceptions fall short of what’s needed to ensure safety, reliability, and accountability.
Backflow incidents pose a serious threat to water quality and public health. Whether you’re managing a commercial facility, a school camp, or a community centre, having a structured approach to backflow prevention is essential. One of the most effective ways to build a resilient system is by categorising your risk management activities into five key types: Preventive, Detective, Reactive, Supportive, and Informative.
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Water resilience is more than a buzzword, it’s a necessity in today’s increasingly uncertain world. Ensuring water systems can withstand,…
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According to the definition in ISO 31000, risk is the impact of uncertainty on [achieving] your objectives. Of course, this…