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Understanding and managing legionella risk – Hospitality

Welcome to our new blog series where we delve into the critical topic of Legionella control in the hospitality industry. Over the next quarter, we’ll be focusing on how Dantek caters to privately owned hotels, restaurants, and nationwide chains, ensuring peace of mind and offering practical advice for effective Legionella risk management.

At Dantek, we specialize in water hygiene and water treatment services, serving a wide range of organizations across Bristol, the South West, South Wales, and the Midlands. With a keen emphasis on prevention and control of Legionnaires’ disease, we begin our journey with you by conducting a comprehensive Legionella risk assessment, ensuring compliance with ACoP L8 and HSG274 standards.

As proud full members of the Legionella Control Association since 2007, our commitment to preventing and controlling Legionnaires’ disease is unwavering. With our innovative cloud-based electronic logbook, you’ll have real-time visibility of monitoring contracts, allowing you to stay informed day or night.

Established in 2000 by Dan Collins and Amy Richardson, we boast a team of dedicated professionals with extensive experience in water hygiene. Our field-based technicians, risk assessors, and engineers are fully trained and equipped to handle the complexities of Legionella risk management in the hospitality sector.

Understanding the unique challenges faced by hotels, bars, and restaurants, we’re here to provide practical insights into handling Legionella risk effectively. From appointing responsible persons to implementing control measures and maintaining meticulous records, we offer tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.

Whether you operate a large establishment with complex water systems or a smaller venue with mains-fed setups, our Legionella risk assessments are designed to ensure compliance with regulatory standards while addressing the nuances of your business.

As we start to explore Legionella control in the hospitality industry, it’s essential to understand the fundamental aspects of managing Legionella risk effectively. Let’s start by addressing some key points:

Who Handles Legionella Risk? Appointing competent individuals or teams, known as responsible persons, is imperative. Their role involves understanding water systems, identifying risks, and ensuring the safety of everyone on-site.

What to Look for in a Risk Assessment? During risk assessments, consider factors such as stagnant water, optimal temperatures for bacterial growth, conducive conditions like rust or sludge, and potential aerosolization of water droplets.

How to Assess the Risk Practically? Conducting thorough checks of water systems is essential. This includes clarifying responsibilities, ensuring personnel competency, having clear system diagrams, identifying risks, determining control measures, scheduling monitoring and maintenance, and establishing review timelines.

Control Measures Implementing various measures such as controlling water sprays, maintaining water flow to prevent stagnation, utilizing materials resistant to bacterial growth, water treatment, and regular temperature monitoring are vital steps in mitigating Legionella risk.

Keeping Records Maintaining meticulous records is crucial for managing Legionella risk effectively. Record-keeping should encompass activities, findings of risk assessments, action plans, water system conditions, and test results.

Whether your establishment is equipped with large plant items like calorifiers and tanks or operates without them, we offer comprehensive Legionella risk assessments tailored to your specific needs. Our surveys address the unique requirements of establishments of all sizes, ensuring thorough analysis and compliance with regulatory guidelines.

Our assessments are designed to ensure compliance with regulatory standards, including the Health and Safety Executive’s Legionella approved code of practice and guidance document ACoP L8 & HSG274.

Dantek’s Legionella risk assessment encompasses various critical components, including a full asset register, detailed system schematics, photographic documentation, and comprehensive recommendations for remedial and monitoring tasks. Our assessments are fully compliant with BS8580 standards, providing you with a thorough understanding of your water system’s risk profile and necessary actions for compliance.

Our team can also assist with the development and implementation of a Written Scheme of Control, essential for maintaining safe water systems on-site. Please refer to appendix 2.2, page 55, of the HSG274 part 2 for a summary of the requirements of a written scheme: https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/priced/hsg274part2.pdf

Additionally, we provide a Lite version of the Legionella risk assessment designed specifically for sites in the hospitality sector that do not have significant plant items. This streamlined assessment process is particularly valuable for locations with mains-fed systems, offering efficient compliance with regulatory standards while acknowledging the unique characteristics of every business.

For personalized assistance and expert guidance in Legionella risk management, contact Dantek at 01454 417 920 or email us at sales@dantek.co.uk.

Water Hygiene in Educational Facilities

Water Hygiene in Educational Facilities: A Guide to Legionella Control

As the designated individual responsible for managing a School, College, or University, your top priority is the safety and well-being of students, staff, and the general public. A crucial element of ensuring their safety revolves around maintaining clean and safe water conditions, with a specific focus on controlling Legionella bacteria. This blog aims to underscore the significance of regular water hygiene monitoring and how it enables educational settings to promptly identify and address potential Legionella-related issues.

Understanding the Significance of Water Hygiene Monitoring:

Water hygiene monitoring plays a pivotal role in several aspects. Legionella bacteria are the causative agents behind Legionnaires’ disease. Regular monitoring facilitates the early detection of any potential Legionella presence, allowing immediate action to prevent their growth and spread. By addressing the issue promptly, educational settings not only protect the health of students and staff but also ensure compliance with relevant Health & Safety regulations. Schools, Colleges and Universities, with their diverse campuses and facilities, bear the responsibility of safeguarding the well-being of all individuals involved. For comprehensive guidance, we recommend consulting HSG274 Part 2: The control of Legionella bacteria in hot and cold-water systems. You can access the publication here: https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/priced/hsg274part2.pdf

Understanding the Risks:

Legionella bacteria thrive in water systems with temperatures between 20°C and 45°C, making them particularly problematic in educational settings where warm water is frequently used. Classrooms, laboratories, hall of residence, and other water sources present an ideal environment for the growth and spread of Legionella. It is vital for educational institutions to comprehend the risks associated with Legionella and take appropriate measures to mitigate them.

Applying HSG274 Part 2:

HSG274 Part 2 is a comprehensive guide specifically tailored to the control of Legionella bacteria in hot and cold water systems. This document provides valuable insights and practical advice for implementing effective water hygiene measures. Let’s explore some key recommendations from the guide that can help you maintain a safe environment: https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/priced/hsg274part2.pdf

Risk Assessments:

Regular risk assessments play a vital role in identifying potential sources of Legionella contamination, making them an essential practice. It is imperative to thoroughly evaluate all water systems present in your setting, ranging from storage tanks and plumbing to recreational water features. These assessments should be conducted by knowledgeable individuals who possess expertise in Legionella control to ensure accurate evaluation and effective management. (Please see our earlier blog for further details on Legionella Risk Assessments)

Water Treatment and Monitoring:

Develop a robust water treatment plan to prevent and control the growth of Legionella bacteria. This may involve implementing disinfection measures, such as chlorine or other appropriate biocides. Regular monitoring of water quality and temperature is essential to ensure that control measures are effective and maintained at the desired level.

Hot Water Systems:

Regular monitoring of temperatures is of utmost importance for effective Legionella control. Close attention should be given to the flow and return temperatures of the calorifier, and thermostat settings should be adjusted accordingly to maintain temperatures to 60 °C. In non-circulating and circulating systems, specific points should be monitored to ensure that the temperature reaches a minimum of 50 °C within one minute. Additionally, monitoring the temperature of other outlets helps establish a comprehensive temperature profile of the entire system over time. We recommend an additional 20% per month.

Cold Water Systems:

Frequent inspection of cold water storage tanks is essential to promptly identify and address any issues that could impact water quality. Regular cleaning and necessary repairs should be conducted as needed. Temperature checks at specific taps are crucial to ensure that the water temperature remains below 20 °C within two minutes of running the cold tap. Monitoring other outlets also contributes to creating a comprehensive temperature profile of the entire system. We recommend an additional 20% per month.

Cleaning and Maintenance:

Implementing consistent cleaning and maintenance protocols for all water systems is essential. It is crucial to regularly eliminate scale, sediment, and biofilm, as they create an environment conducive to Legionella growth. Proper maintenance of taps, sinks, and other water outlets is vital to prevent stagnation and ensure smooth water flow. Regular upkeep of showers and spray taps is particularly important to mitigate the risk of Legionella contamination. Cleaning and descaling removable parts, heads, inserts, and hoses should be carried out on a quarterly basis. In high-risk areas, more frequent maintenance may be required to ensure effective control.

Remember, Legionella control is an ongoing process that requires vigilance and commitment. By prioritizing the safety of students and staff, educational settings can create a secure environment where everyone can focus on learning and other activities with peace of mind.

Experts in Water Hygiene:

Our commitment lies in the prevention of Legionnaires’ disease through effective water hygiene management. With our specialized knowledge in the educational sector, we offer valuable support and guidance to control Legionella bacteria in a wide range of water systems. This includes classrooms, laboratories, hall of residence, and other facilities on campus. Our team is well aware of the importance of ensuring the well-being of students and staff, and we bring extensive experience in managing water systems across various Schools, Colleges and Universities.

Exceptional Service and Reliability:

At Dantek, we take pride in providing exceptional service and support to our customers in the educational sector. Our team of experts are extensively trained, ensuring that all work is completed efficiently, cost-effectively, and with minimal disruption to your operations. We prioritize quick response times and offer immediate answers to any questions or concerns you may have. Additionally, we understand the challenges that come with managing academic schedules and events, and we work closely with you to ensure our attendance is carefully managed to avoid any disruptions.

Our Expert Team is Here to Support You

Contact Us Now!

📞 Phone: 01454 417 920

📧 Email: sales@dantek.co.uk

Legionella Risk Assessment and Written Scheme Of Control

Legionella Risk Assessment and Written Scheme Of Control: As an educational institution, the safety and well-being of your students and staff are paramount. We understand the importance of ensuring a safe environment for learning and growth, and one significant aspect of this safety is guarding against Legionella susceptibility.

Understanding Legionellosis

Legionellosis is a potentially life-threatening illness caused by Legionella bacteria. Though precise figures for 2021 and 2022 are unavailable, the impact of COVID-19 distorted 2020 statistics, with 295 reported cases in the first ten months. The threat of Legionnaires’ disease is real and necessitates concrete action.

Assessing Susceptibility

An integral part of a Legionella Risk Assessment is evaluating the susceptibility of your institution’s population, which should be periodically reviewed. Factors influencing susceptibility include gender, age, smoking habits, alcohol consumption, physical activity, and underlying medical conditions such as cancer or organ transplants.

While we have little control over preventing Legionella from entering our water systems, contamination from minute traces in mains water and airborne droplets is virtually inevitable. From a risk analysis perspective, it’s essential to anticipate encountering Legionella at some point in your systems’ life cycle.

Key Risk Factors

  • Water temperature between 20–45 °C
  • Stored, stagnant, or re-circulated water
  • Presence of nutrients like sludge, scale, organic materials, and rust
  • Water fittings made of specific materials
  • Potential for aerosol generation
  • Number and susceptibility of your institution’s population
  • Management’s ability to control risk

Steps Involved in a Legionella Risk Assessment: Identification of Potential Hazards:

Legionella Risk assessments involve identifying potential sources of Legionella, such as water storage tanks, showers, Calorifiers, infrequently used outlets and cooling towers plus much more. This step helps create an inventory of potential hazards within your educational setting.

Evaluating Risk Factors:

Once potential hazards are identified, assessing the risk factors associated with each source of Legionella helps prioritize control measures. Factors like water temperature, how often the water is used, stagnation, and the presence of biofilms are considered during this evaluation.

Developing Control Measures:

Based on the risk assessment findings, tailored control measures can be developed. These may include regular monitoring and maintenance of water systems, implementing water treatment strategies, and ensuring appropriate cleaning and disinfection practices.

Monitoring and Reviewing:

Legionella Risk Assessments should be an ongoing process. Regular monitoring and review of control measures help ensure their effectiveness over time and enable timely adjustments if needed.

Once your educational setting has commenced the Legionella Risk Assessment process, it will be categorized on a scale, ranging from Low Risk to High Risk.

Risk Score

  • Low Risk
  • Low / Medium
  • Medium Risk
  • Medium / High
  • High Risk

The actual level of risk your setting faces from Legionella is denoted by its current risk score. It’s crucial to pay attention to the “action to be taken” to mitigate specific risks and evaluate the realistic score following remedial actions.

While completely eliminating Legionella from your educational setting may be an unattainable goal, you can effectively manage and control the risk, ensuring the safety of your staff and students.

All risk assessments are regarded as “working documents,” and as per current guidelines, a risk assessment must be carried out whenever the Approved Code of Practice L8 and guidance applies.

Understanding the Reassessment Process

What does this mean in practice? The front page of the Legionella Risk Assessment contains a resurvey date, initially determined by the risk assessor based on site-specific findings, resulting in a simple risk score categorized as high, medium, or low. Your resurvey date can range from 6 months to 5 years.

But it doesn’t stop there. Even if your Legionella Risk Assessment specifies a resurvey date 24 months from now, this may not be the final word. Simple amendments to the working document or significant changes within your setting can necessitate a new assessment.

For instance, if your school decides to convert the English block into an additional shower block for the expanding sports hall, a new assessment becomes essential. This is classified as “A change to any of the assessed water systems or its use.”

One of the primary challenges educational establishments face is understanding when and how to update their Legionella risk assessments. All risk assessments are considered “working documents” and must align with the Approved Code of Practice L8 and associated guidance. What this essentially means is that your Legionella Risk Assessment should be continually evolving to reflect the current state of your water systems.

  • Resurvey Dates Matter: The resurvey date on your Legionella Risk Assessment is initially determined by the risk assessor, based on site-specific findings. This date can range from 6 months to 5 years, depending on the assessed risk.
  • Changes Trigger Updates: Any significant changes to water systems, their use, or key personnel require a new assessment. For example, if your school decides to convert a math block into an additional shower block, this change necessitates a new assessment.
  • Monitoring and Reviews: Regular monitoring is crucial. If your control regime indicates problems like inadequate water temperature or changes in key personnel, a review becomes necessary.
  • Constant Vigilance: Always remember that a Legionella Risk Assessment is a live document, requiring regular attention and updates.
  • After 3 months, if calorifier 1 in the DT block fails to reach the required 60°C, and outlet temperatures fall within the primary growth range, a review is required.
  • Even a minor staff change, such as a shift in the statutory duty holder or site responsibilities, mandates a review.

Always keep in mind that the Legionella Risk Assessment is a dynamic “working document” and must consistently reflect your school, college or universities current status.

Top Tips
  1. Keep hot water hot.
  2. Keep cold water cold.
  3. Keep the water moving.
  4. Keep it clean.

Consider special measures during academic breaks, such as half-term and summer holidays, to prevent water stagnation that promotes Legionella growth. Develop plans for regular flushing of outlets that go unused during these periods.

Additional Resources: For further information, consult these valuable resources:

  1. Approved Code of Practice https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/l8.htm
  2. HSE Website – Legal Updates & Outbreaks https://www.hse.gov.uk/legionnaires/
  3. HSG274 Technical Guidance https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/hsg274.htm
  4. Dantek – Advice, Services, and Training https://dantekenvironmental.co.uk/

What Our Legionella Risk Assessment Includes

  • Full Asset Register: We meticulously document all relevant assets, including taps, sentinel points, TMV valves, Expansion vessels, Calorifiers, and more. This asset register can be easily exported to an excel file and integrated into our electronic logbook system.
  • System Schematics: Our AutoCAD drawings provide detailed system schematics, highlighting key plant items, valves, loops, and outlet locations. Sentinel outlets are marked for easy identification.
  • Visual Documentation: We include full-colour photographs of assets to enhance understanding.
  • Condition Survey: Our assessment evaluates the current condition of systems, ensuring they adhere to hygienic standards set by the Water Fittings Regulations 1999.
  • Recommendations and Remedial Works: We provide comprehensive recommendations for remedial and monitoring tasks, complete with a risk score comparison before and after implementing these recommendations.
  • Schedule of Remedial Works: A detailed schedule, including pictures, simplifies the delegation of tasks to teams or external contractors.
  • Audit of Existing Records: We assess your existing records systems to ensure compliance with ACoP L8.
  • Guaranteed Compliance: Rest assured, all Dantek Legionella Risk Assessments are fully compliant with both the ACoP L8 and BS8580.

 Written Scheme of Control

When it comes to ensuring the safety of water systems within educational establishments, the Legionella Risk Assessment is just the beginning. One critical component that often arises during assessments is the need for a Written Scheme of Control. This document plays a pivotal role in preventing the growth and proliferation of Legionella bacteria, and Dantek is here to guide you through its creation.

Why a Written Scheme of Control?

A Written Scheme of Control is your roadmap to maintaining water systems that are free from Legionella contamination. During a Legionella Risk Assessment, our assessors may identify that such a scheme is absent. In such cases, it becomes the responsibility of the statutory duty holder and the responsible person to act swiftly.

Tailored to Your System

A well-crafted Written Scheme of Control should be tailored to the specific water systems covered by the Legionella Risk Assessment. It provides a clear framework for managing Legionella risks and outlines the roles and responsibilities of key management personnel and any chosen water hygiene contractors.

What Does It Include?

  1. Here’s what you can expect from a robust Written Scheme of Control:
  2. Roles and Responsibilities: Clearly defined roles for key personnel, ensuring everyone knows their part in Legionella risk management.
  3. Shutdown and Commissioning Procedures: Detailed instructions for safe shutdown and commissioning of water systems.
  4. Response to Faults and Emergencies: A plan outlining how your organization intends to respond in the event of faults or emergencies related to water systems.

Dantek’s Solution

We understand that creating a Written Scheme of Control can be a daunting task, especially if it’s your first time. That’s why we offer an optional extra to simplify the process. Our initial custom Written Scheme of Control template is a live document that provides easy-to-follow steps for managing Legionella risks on a site-specific basis.

Your Input Matters

While our template serves as a valuable starting point, it’s essential to emphasize that it may not be considered suitable or sufficient by enforcing authorities without your organization’s input and ownership. The document should reflect how your organization operates and manage the control scheme for Legionella risk.

Your Responsibility

Ultimately, the responsibility lies with the statutory duty holder and the responsible person to review the information in the document. You have the power to add or revise text to ensure it aligns accurately with your practices.

For a detailed overview of the requirements of a Written Scheme of Control, please refer to Appendix 2.2, page 55, of the HSG274 Part 2.

Dantek is committed to ensuring the safety of your educational establishment by not only conducting thorough Legionella Risk Assessments but also guiding you through the creation of a robust Written Scheme of Control.

With this comprehensive knowledge and the collaboration of Legionella experts, you can ensure your educational institution remains a safe place for learning and growth.

Our Expert Team is Here to Support You

Contact Us Now!

📞 Phone: 01454 417 920

📧 Email: sales@dantek.co.uk

Water Hygiene and Treatment for Education – Dantek Ltd

Water Hygiene and Treatment for Education: In the diverse world of education, where safety and quality are paramount, ensuring the well-being of students and staff is of utmost importance. From the classroom environment to the water systems that support daily activities, each detail plays a significant role.

Who is Dantek?

We distinguish ourselves as more than just a typical water treatment company. Our unwavering dedication to Water Hygiene and Treatment services throughout the South West and West Midlands region positions us as a reliable ally in maintaining the utmost water safety standards. Our mission is straightforward: to assist educational institutions in complying with ACOP L8 and HSG274 regulations while efficiently managing water systems securely and cost-effectively.

Why Choose Dantek for Education?

In an industry where transparency, compliance, and expertise are crucial, we offer a winning combination that distinguishes us from the rest:

  • Transparent Pricing: Our pricing structure is clear and concise, ensuring that you receive detailed quotes promptly, enabling you to make well-informed decisions swiftly.
  • Legionella Control Association (LCA) Membership: We have been a proud member of the LCA since 2007, ensuring that our clients align with the latest HSE guidelines and industry best practices.
  • Customer-Centric Approach: We don’t just provide a service; we become your partners in water safety. By actively listening to your concerns and requirements, we leverage our extensive experience to offer tailored solutions for common water-related challenges in educational settings.
  • Efficient Scheduling: Our dedicated office team collaborates with clients to schedule service appointments with minimal disruption to educational operations and end users.
  • ISO9001 BSI Accreditation: Our commitment to quality is unwavering. We proudly hold an ISO9001 BSI accreditation, reaffirming our dedication to maintaining the highest industry standards.
  • Expert Technicians: Our field-based technicians undergo an extensive 11-part training program, developed in-house over the last 20 years. This ensures that the professionals handling your water systems are highly skilled and knowledgeable.
  • Elegant Electronic Logbook: Our web-based electronic logbook provides real-time reports of non-compliance. This tool enhances our ability to efficiently manage our contracts while maintaining affordability.

At Dantek, we specialise in delivering water hygiene services tailored specifically for educational settings with a focus on Legionella control. Our comprehensive range of Water Hygiene and Treatment services includes:

  • Legionella Risk Assessments: Drawing upon our wealth of experience, we are experts in conducting Legionella risk assessments for educational facilities. Our assessments encompass detailed asset registers, AutoCAD drawings, system condition evaluations, and actionable recommendations to ensure compliance.
  • Water Hygiene Monitoring: Our highly trained technicians perform regular temperature checks, tank inspections, and other essential assessments to guarantee that your systems consistently adhere to the highest standards.
  • Microbiological Monitoring: We exclusively use UKAS-accredited laboratories and provide comprehensive biological monitoring programs that encompass Legionella testing and potable water testing. Our team of experts not only performs these tests but also analyses the results, offering insights and recommendations.
  • Cleaning and Disinfection: In full compliance with HSE guidelines, our comprehensive cleaning and disinfection packages ensure the cleanliness and safety of your systems. We tailor our approach to the specific needs of your site, employing dedicated professionals and state-of-the-art resources.
  • Showerhead Cleaning and Disinfection: Our experienced team specializes in efficient and thorough cleaning and descaling services for showerheads, ensuring a safe and hygienic environment.

Additional Services: Beyond our core offerings, we provide a range of other services, including calorifier servicing, TMV servicing, water treatment, steam boiler servicing, softener servicing, chlorine dioxide units, and much more, to meet the diverse needs of educational institutions.

Don’t simply take our word for the level of service, expertise, and confidence our team offers. Below, you’ll find three testimonials from educational establishments that share their experiences with us.

5 Star Reviews

I have worked with Dantek on our campus at Birmingham City University for the last Six years. They have been our sole provider of water treatment servicing for the last four years. I cannot recommend them highly enough. They demonstrate to me daily my current compliance across the campus on their own bespoke compliance software which is a huge advantage. The management of the contract is seamless and regular meetings are delivered in a professional and concise manner.

All of the employees have vast knowledge which we have been able to draw on and continually improve the service they provide to us.

To sum up. Thank you Dantek for keeping us compliant and safe.

David Phillips, Estates and Facilities
Birmingham City University
As the Compliance Manager at Dean Close School, I am delighted to share my experience with Dantek. In a word, our experience with their team has been nothing short of amazing.
From the moment we first engaged with Dantek, their commitment to delivering excellent services became evident. The Head of Operations, Carol, stands out as an extraordinary leader. Her unwavering dedication and profound expertise have consistently surpassed our highest expectations. Not only is she exceptionally skilled in her role, but she is also an absolute joy to collaborate with. Within the operations team, particularly Sarah, we find remarkable problem solvers who skilfully navigate the particulars of a live school environment.
The Sales Team’s swiftness in delivering quotes is truly remarkable, showcasing their unwavering dedication to efficiency and responsiveness. This exceptional level of service has significantly optimised our workflows, enabling us to effortlessly arrive at well-informed decisions. Fiona, in particular, excels at ensuring our school stays on top of its requirements and maintaining regular communication to ensure our well-being.
Dantek’s technicians are a remarkable group. They are not only polite but also incredibly knowledgeable and technically excellent. Their expertise in the field is evident, and it’s clear they take pride in their work. We have complete confidence in their ability to address any issue promptly and effectively.
The Senior Leadership Team at Dantek has consistently shown that they have the best interests of their clients at heart. They are responsive, accommodating, and genuinely care about our needs and concerns. It’s reassuring to know that we have such a supportive team working alongside us.
A standout element that has significantly enhanced our compliance management is Dantek’s electronic logbook. It boasts a user-friendly interface and a readily accessible home screen, making it a breeze for us to effortlessly monitor our compliance status. This advancement has greatly streamlined our daily operations, which is essential as we oversee five schools and six nurseries situated across seven dispersed sites.
In conclusion, I would highly recommend Dantek to other educational settings. Their exceptional service, outstanding team, and unwavering commitment to excellence have made a significant positive impact on our operations at Dean Close School. Working with Dantek has been a game-changer, and we look forward to continuing this partnership in the future.
Mick Seamarks Compliance Manager
Dean Close Foundation
Dantek has been our trusted water hygiene partner for an extended period of time. They work with BCU to manage legionella control in a large and varied built estate. We have found Dantek to be an excellent company to work with. The on-site technicians are professional, courteous, and diligent, they take pride in the service they provide when on-site. This approach is also reflected in the service provided by the back office and management team who meet regularly with BCU to collaboratively manage our systems together. They provide a first-class service demonstrating knowledge, customer service and a willingness to always find new ways to improve the services they provide. The data provided by the online portal allows us to ensure we are compliant, and we can respond to any actions that are required in a timely manner.
Having worked with many Water Hygiene companies in my past roles I can say with confidence Dantek is the best company I have encountered in this sector and highly recommend them.
Andy Moseley MIWFM
Birmingham City University

Our dedication to compliance, customer satisfaction, and innovative technology positions us as a valuable partner in creating a safer educational environment. With a dedicated team, a track record of excellence, and a user-friendly electronic logbook, we’re transforming how educational institutions manage water systems. Learn more about our services and how we can enhance the safety of your educational establishment by visiting our website at http://www.dantek.co.uk, sending us an email at sales@dantek.co.uk, or giving us a call at 01454 417 920.

 

Choose Dantek for Water Hygiene Services this festive season!

We hope that you have enjoyed the informative blogs we’ve been sharing for the retail industry since October. From L8 Lite assessments to water hygiene monitoring and microbial sampling, our aim has been to provide valuable insights and guidance to help businesses thrive in the ever-evolving retail Christmas wonderland.

Dantek: Your Water Hygiene Partner

Dantek is not your run-of-the-mill water treatment company. With an unwavering commitment to water hygiene and treatment services across the UK, we are the reliable partner you need to maintain the highest standards for water safety. Our mission is clear: to help businesses comply with ACOP L8 and HSG274 regulations while efficiently managing water systems in a safe, cost-effective manner.

Why Choose Dantek for Retail Water Hygiene Services?

In an industry where simplicity, compliance, and expertise matter the most, Dantek offers a winning combination that sets us apart:

  1. Transparent Pricing: Our pricing structure is straightforward, ensuring you receive detailed quotes in record time, enabling quick and informed decisions.
  2. Legionella Control Association (LCA) Membership: Dantek has proudly been a member of the LCA since 2007. This affiliation guarantees that our clients are aligned with the latest HSE guidelines and industry best practices.
  3. Customer-Centric Approach: We’re not just service providers; we’re your partners in water safety. By actively listening to your concerns and needs, we leverage our extensive experience to offer tailored solutions for the common water-related challenges faced in buildings.
  4. Efficient Scheduling: Our dedicated office team collaborates with clients to ensure service appointments are scheduled with minimal disruption to your operations and end users.
  5. ISO9001 BSI Accreditation: Our commitment to quality is unwavering. Dantek proudly holds an ISO9001 BSI accreditation, reinforcing our dedication to maintaining the highest industry standards.
  6. Expert Technicians: Our field-based technicians undergo a rigorous 11-part training program, developed in-house over the last 20 years, ensuring that the professionals handling your water systems are highly skilled and knowledgeable.
  7. Elegant Electronic Logbook: Managing multiple-site contracts can be complex. That’s why we’ve developed a user-friendly, web-based electronic logbook that offers real-time reports of non-compliance, enhancing our ability to efficiently manage large multi-site contracts while ensuring affordability.

Dantek Services for Retail

At Dantek, we specialize in providing water hygiene services with a focus on Legionella control. Our comprehensive range of retail services includes:

  1. Tailored Legionella Risk Assessments: Our wealth of experience makes us experts in multi-site Legionella risk assessments. We provide detailed asset registers, AutoCAD drawings, system condition evaluations, and actionable recommendations for compliance. Don’t forget we also offer an L8 lite version which is specifically designed for sites without significant plant items like calorifiers and tanks, which are commonly found in larger establishments. This streamlined assessment is particularly valuable for retailers with mains-fed systems.
  2. Water Hygiene Monitoring: Our highly trained technicians conduct regular temperature checks, tank inspections, and more, ensuring that your systems adhere to the highest standards.
  3. Microbiological Monitoring: We offer UKAS-accredited laboratory testing for biological monitoring programs, including Legionella testing and potable water testing. Our experts interpret results and provide actionable insights.
  4. Cleaning and Disinfection: Complying with HSE guidelines, our complete cleaning and disinfection packages guarantee your systems are clean and safe. We utilize site-specific methods, dedicated professionals, and state-of-the-art resources.
  5. Showerhead Cleaning and Disinfection: Our experienced team provides efficient and thorough cleaning and descaling services for showerheads.

Additional services include chlorine dioxide maintenance, softener servicing, calorifier inspections, closed-system water treatment, and much more.

In the dynamic world of retail, where every customer interaction matters, Dantek offers a crucial layer of support through its expert water hygiene and treatment services. Our commitment to compliance, customer satisfaction, and innovative technology positions us as a valuable partner in creating a safer working environment.

This Christmas season, let Dantek be your contractor in ensuring that every aspect of your retail business, including water hygiene, is in top-notch condition. With a dedicated team, a track record of excellence, and a user-friendly electronic logbook, we’re transforming how the retail industry manages water systems.
Learn more about our services and how we can help your business thrive by visiting our website at www.dantek.co.uk, sending us an email at sales@dantek.co.uk, or giving us a call at 01454 417 920.
Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year filled with joy and success!

Legionella risk assessment Lite survey – Retail

In today’s fast-paced retail industry, ensuring the safety and well-being of your customers and employees is paramount. From fast food restaurants to retail shops and franchises, maintaining a hygienic environment goes beyond just cleanliness. Water systems, often overlooked, can harbor potential health risks, particularly the growth of Legionella bacteria. To tackle this concern, Dantek introduces the Legionella Risk Assessment Lite – a game-changer for your retail spaces.

What is the Legionella Risk Assessment Lite?

Dantek’s Legionella Risk Assessment Lite is a comprehensive survey tailored to meet the specific needs of the retail sector. This Lite version is designed for sites without significant plant items like calorifiers and tanks, which are commonly found in larger establishments. Retailers with mains-fed systems will find this tool particularly invaluable. We understand that every business is unique, and our Lite assessment streamlines the process while ensuring compliance with regulatory guidelines.

Key Features of the Legionella Risk Assessment Lite:
  • Lite Asset Register: Gain clarity on systems falling within the ACoP L8 guidelines, helping you understand which areas require your attention.
  • Visual Documentation: Our assessment includes full-color photographs of assets within your store, providing a visual reference for future maintenance and compliance efforts
  • Condition Evaluation: We meticulously evaluate the current condition of water storage systems, ensuring they adhere to the Water Fittings Regulations 1999.
  • Temperature Analysis: Our survey assesses system temperatures, ensuring they are at levels that effectively control the growth of Legionella bacteria, as mandated by ACOP L8.
  • Actionable Recommendations: Receive comprehensive recommendations for remedial and monitoring tasks, enabling you to proactively address potential risks.
Upgrade Path for Complex Systems:

We understand that every retail space is different. Should our Lite assessment identify a more complex system, our seamless upgrade option allows you to transition to a full Legionella risk assessment. This ensures that your specific needs are met, and you remain compliant and proactive in safeguarding your environment.

Effective Patch System Approach:

Managing multiple retail sites across the UK can be challenging. That’s why our innovative patch system has proven to be highly effective. Upon receiving your property list, we strategically organize your sites by geographical location, creating manageable schedules that align with your operational needs. This approach optimizes efficiency and allows you to focus on providing exceptional retail experiences.

Streamlined Portfolio Management:

We understand that overseeing numerous properties requires efficient portfolio management. Our electronic log book simplifies this task by documenting all assets and their types at each site. This tool gives you a bird’s-eye view of your portfolio, making it easier to manage and prioritize actions.

Experience and Expertise:
With a wealth of experience in the field, Dantek is a trusted partner for multiple high-street brands across the UK. Our legionella risk assessment services are tailored to meet the unique demands of the retail industry, ensuring compliance, safety, and peace of mind.
In a competitive retail landscape, maintaining a safe and hygienic environment is non-negotiable. Dantek’s Legionella Risk Assessment Lite empowers retail businesses, fast food restaurants, and franchises to take proactive measures in water safety. Discover how our Lite survey can make a significant impact on your operations.
Contact us today to take the first step towards a safer environment for your customers and employees.
Phone: 01454 417 920
Email:sales@dantek.co.uk
Whether you’re looking to schedule a Legionella Risk Assessment Lite, inquire about our services, or discuss your specific needs, our dedicated team is ready to assist you.

Introducing Dantek: Retail Water Hygiene services

In the fast-paced world of retail, where customer experience is everything, ensuring the safety and quality of every aspect of your business is paramount. From the physical environment to the water systems that run behind the scenes, every detail matters. That’s where Dantek comes in – a specialist water treatment company that is changing the game for Retail water hygiene services.

Who is Dantek?

Dantek is not your ordinary water treatment company. With a deep commitment to water hygiene and treatment services across the UK, Dantek stands out as a reliable partner in maintaining the highest standards for water safety. Our mission is clear: to help businesses comply with ACOP L8 and HSG274 regulations while efficiently managing water systems in a safe, cost-effective manner.

Why Choose Dantek for Retail?

In an industry where simplicity, compliance, and expertise matter, Dantek offers a winning combination that sets us apart:

  • Transparent Pricing: Our straightforward pricing structure ensures that our customers receive detailed quotes in record time, allowing you to make informed decisions quickly.
  • Legionella Control Association (LCA) Membership: Dantek has been a proud member of the LCA since 2007. This affiliation guarantees that our clients are aligned with the latest HSE guidelines and industry best practices.
  • Customer-Centric Approach: We’re not just a service provider; we’re your partners in water safety. By actively listening to your concerns and needs, we leverage our extensive experience to offer tailored solutions for the common water-related challenges faced in buildings.
  • Efficient Scheduling: Our dedicated office team works collaboratively with our clients to ensure that service appointments are scheduled for minimum disruption to your operations and end users.
  • ISO9001 BSI Accreditation: Our commitment to quality is unwavering. Dantek proudly holds an ISO9001 BSI accreditation, reinforcing our dedication to maintaining the highest industry standards.
  • Expert Technicians: Our field-based technicians undergo a rigorous 11-part training program, developed in-house over the last 20 years. This ensures that the professionals handling your water systems are highly skilled and knowledgeable.
  • Elegant Electronic Logbook: We understand the complexities of managing multiple-site contracts. That’s why we’ve developed a user-friendly, web-based electronic logbook that offers real-time reports of non-compliance. This transformative tool enhances our ability to efficiently manage large multi-site contracts while ensuring affordability.

A Partner in Prevention: Dantek –  Retail water hygiene services

At Dantek, we specialize in providing water hygiene services with a focus on Legionella control. Our comprehensive range of services includes:

Legionella Risk Assessments:

Our wealth of experience makes us experts in multi-site Legionella risk assessments. We provide detailed asset registers, AutoCAD drawings, system condition evaluations, and actionable recommendations for compliance.

Water Hygiene Monitoring:

Our highly trained technicians conduct regular temperature checks, tank inspections, and more, ensuring that your systems adhere to the highest standards.

Microbiological Monitoring:

We offer UKAS-accredited laboratory testing for biological monitoring programs, including Legionella testing and potable water testing. Our experts interpret results and provide actionable insights.

Cleaning and Disinfection:

Complying with HSE guidelines, our complete cleaning and disinfection packages guarantee your systems are clean and safe. We utilize site-specific methods, dedicated professionals, and state-of-the-art resources.

Showerhead Cleaning and Disinfection:

Our experienced team provides efficient and thorough cleaning and descaling services for showerheads.

Empowering Retail with Dantek’s Retail water hygiene services
In the dynamic world of retail, where every customer interaction matters, Dantek offers a crucial layer of support through its expert water hygiene and treatment services. Our commitment to compliance, customer satisfaction, and innovative technology positions us as a valuable partner in creating a safer working environment. With a dedicated team, a track record of excellence, and a user-friendly electronic logbook, we’re transforming how the retail industry manages water systems. Learn more about our services and how we can help your business thrive by visiting our website at www.dantek.co.uk, sending us an email at sales@dantek.co.uk, or giving us a call at 01454 417 920.

Legionella Risk Assessment: Importance and Control Measures

Legionella Risk Assessment: With years of experience and expertise, here at Dantek we understand the criticality of safeguarding athletes, staff, and spectators from all potential threats. While physical injuries and emergencies often take the spotlight, let’s not overlook Legionella bacteria. Legionella, a waterborne pathogen and poses a serious risk of Legionnaires’ disease, a severe respiratory infection.

Legionella Risk Assessments: Discussing the importance of conducting comprehensive Legionella risk assessments to identify potential hazards and develop effective control measures.

At Dantek, we have assembled a dedicated team ready to support you. With our expertise in water hygiene, ACoP L8 compliance, and safeguarding against Legionnaires disease, we are equipped to assist you effectively. Through the utilization of our extensive knowledge and advanced approaches, we offer comprehensive assessments of your water systems to uncover any potential hazards. Following these assessments, we develop personalized plans designed to empower you in gaining control over your water systems.

In the realm of sports facilities, ensuring the safety and well-being of athletes, staff, and spectators is of paramount importance. While the focus is often on physical injuries and emergencies, it is equally essential to address potential hidden threats, such as Legionella bacteria. Legionella is a waterborne pathogen that can cause Legionnaires’ disease, a severe respiratory infection. Conducting comprehensive Legionella risk assessments is vital for identifying potential hazards and implementing effective control measures to safeguard public health within sports facilities. In this blog, we delve into the importance of Legionella risk assessments in sports settings.

Understanding Legionella and Legionnaires’ Disease:

Before delving into risk assessments, it is crucial to grasp the fundamentals of Legionella bacteria and Legionnaires’ disease. Legionella is commonly found in natural water sources, but it can proliferate within human-made water systems, such as hot tubs, cooling towers, and plumbing systems. When individuals inhale small droplets of water contaminated with Legionella, they may develop Legionnaires’ disease, a severe form of pneumonia.

Importance of Legionella Risk Assessments in Sports Facilities:

Protecting Public Health:

Conducting comprehensive Legionella risk assessments ensures the safety and well-being of athletes, staff, and spectators. By identifying potential sources of Legionella within sports facilities, appropriate control measures can be implemented to minimize the risk of Legionnaires’ disease.

Compliance with Regulations:

Sports facilities are subject to various health and safety regulations that require proactive measures against Legionella. Conducting regular risk assessments ensures compliance with these regulations and helps facilities avoid legal consequences.

Steps Involved a Legionella Risk Assessment

Identification of Potential Hazards:

Risk assessments involve identifying potential sources of Legionella, such as water storage tanks, showers, plunge pools, Pitch irrigation, infrequently used outlets and cooling towers. This step helps create an inventory of potential hazards within the sports facility.

Evaluating Risk Factors:

Once potential hazards are identified, assessing the risk factors associated with each source of Legionella helps prioritize control measures. Factors like water temperature, how often the source is used, stagnation, and the presence of biofilms are considered during this evaluation.

 

Developing Control Measures:

Based on the risk assessment findings, tailored control measures can be developed. These may include regular monitoring and maintenance of water systems, implementing water treatment strategies, and ensuring appropriate cleaning and disinfection practices.

Monitoring and Reviewing:

Legionella risk assessments should be an ongoing process. Regular monitoring and review of control measures help ensure their effectiveness over time and enable timely adjustments if needed.

Legionella risk assessment must be updated when:

  • the water system changes
  • the use of the building changes
  • New information becomes available
  • Control measures are shown to be ineffective
  • There is an outbreak of legionellosis in the system
  • Key personnel change

Our website is a great tool for local services, FAQs, sectors, and price guides. please visit https://www.dantek.co.uk for further information or contact our friendly team on 01454 417920 or email sales@dantek.co.uk

Risk mitigation in the sports industry

Coming Soon: Informative Blogs on Legionella Risk Mitigation in the Sports Industry!

Risk mitigation Introduction:

Attention, professionals in the sports industry! We are thrilled to announce some exciting news. Starting next week, we will be dedicating our efforts to the sports industry as part of our quarterly campaign. Our primary focus will be on addressing critical topics related to Legionella risk mitigation in sports facilities. We aim to offer valuable insights and practical advice to assist you in maintaining a safe and hygienic environment for athletes, staff, and visitors.

Managing Legionella poses unique challenges within the sports industry. To cater to these specific needs, Dantek has developed a comprehensive range of specialized water hygiene solutions tailored exclusively for sports clubs and facilities. Our team of expert engineers understands the sensitivity of both athletes and staff, and they possess extensive experience in managing water systems in stadiums, training grounds, and other sport facilities.

Risk mitigation – Why It Matters:

Legionella bacteria can pose serious health risks if not properly managed. By staying informed about the potential hazards and adopting effective preventive measures, you can significantly reduce the likelihood of Legionella contamination in your sports facility. Our blogs will empower you with the knowledge and resources needed to safeguard your facility and maintain compliance with regulatory standards.

What to expect:

In our upcoming blog series on Legionella risk management in the sports industry, we will cover a wide range of essential topics. Our goal is to provide valuable insights and practical guidance to help you effectively manage the risks associated with Legionella in large water systems found in sports facilities. Here are some of the topics we will delve into:

BLOG 1 Chlorine Dioxide: Exploring the benefits and proper use of chlorine dioxide as a disinfectant in water systems to control Legionella growth.

BLOG 2 Irrigation Systems: Understanding the potential risks associated with irrigation systems and implementing preventive measures to mitigate Legionella contamination.

BLOG 3 Recycled Water Systems: Examining the challenges and best practices for managing Legionella and microbial risks in recycled water systems.

BLOG 4 Water Hygiene Monitoring: Highlighting the significance of regular monitoring to detect and address any potential Legionella issues promptly.

BLOG 5 Responding to Positive Legionella Results: Taking Action on Positive Legionella Results: A Guide for the Sports Industry

BLOG 6 Flushing of Infrequently Used Outlets: Understanding the importance of regularly flushing infrequently used outlets to maintain water quality and minimize Legionella growth.

BLOG 7 Legionella Risk Assessments: Discussing the importance of conducting comprehensive Legionella risk assessments to identify potential hazards and develop effective control measures.

BLOG 8 Training and Competence: Safeguarding lives in the sports sector through legionella eductaion

BLOG 9 Record Keeping: Electronic log book, the solution for the busy sports industry

BLOG 10 Ensuring water safety in the sports industry: The importance of a comprehensive written scheme of control

Join us next week as we launch our highly anticipated blog series on Legionella risk management in the sports industry. Stay updated and gain valuable insights by following our LinkedIn page, where we will be sharing these informative blog posts. Don’t miss out on expert advice and practical guidance to help you protect against Legionella contamination in your sports facility’s water systems. Follow us on LinkedIn and stay informed as we explore essential topics.

Contact the Dantek team today https://www.dantekenvironmental.co.uk/contact-us/. You can give us a call at 01454 417 920 or send an email to sales@dantek.co.uk. We’re here to assist you and answer any inquiries you may have.

How safe can my School ever be?

Welcome back to the top 5 problems schools face with legionella risk assessments!

This month, I am going to try and help you answer questions 3 and 4. If you have a problem or question that is not covered, please email holly@dantek.co.uk

Top 5 problems with legionella risk assessments!

  1. April’s Blog: Is your Legionella risk assessment current and when does it need to be updated? How will you know?
  2. April’s Blog: Written scheme. What does it mean and how do I write one?
  3. May’s Blog: How safe can my school ever be?
  4. May’s Blog: Asset registers. Mind-blowing pages of cold taps, hot taps and mixer valves etc. What’s the point?
  5. June’s Blog: Remedial actions: Do I have to do all of them and how do I choose the correct contractor?
How safe can my school ever be?

You need to sleep at night knowing that you have done everything that is reasonably practicable to make your school a safe place to learn and grow. Your school can be or already is a safe place and if you follow the advice given by your contractor and local authority it will continue to be.

Legionellosis sounds scary and if not managed life-threatening.  Legionellosis is an illness in humans caused by a bacteria called Legionella. We do not have any figures for 2021 or 2022 yet, and figures from 2020 are distorted by Covid. In 2020 the monthly surveillance reports stopped in October with 295 cases reported in the first 10 months of the year. Legionnaires disease is a real threat and requires real action to be taken.

An assessment of the susceptibility of the site population is a critical part of a Legionella risk assessment, which must be reviewed regularly. This takes us back to staff changes and the mental and physical health of your teachers and staff. Risk factors include Males, Age, heavy smokers, alcohol consumption, no exercise, and underlying diseases such as cancer, organ transplant, etc.

Unfortunately, we have little control over stopping Legionella from getting into our water systems. Contamination from small amounts of this bacteria within the mains water and airborne droplets is inevitable. From a risk analysis point of view, we must assume that our systems will encounter Legionella bacteria at some stage in their life cycle.

Risk Factors

  • Water temperature between 20–45 °C
  • Stored, stagnant and/or re-circulated water
  • A source of nutrients for the organism e.g. presence of sludge, scale, organic materials and rust
  • Water fittings made of certain materials
  • Capacity for aerosol generation
  • Numbers & susceptibility of site population
  • The ability of management to control risk

 Once you have taken the first step in compliance and had your legionella risk assessment completed, your school will be graded like an Ofsted report with the difference of 5 bands.

The reality of the school’s risk from legionella will be the current risk score. Don’t be alarmed, look at the “action to be taken” i.e. risks that can be removed, and then the realistic score for your school following completion of the advised remedial actions.

As you can see from the below example the “New Building” has a current score of 50 which has placed the school into the medium-risk category. By completing the recommended actions, the school or particular academic building will reduce to a low/medium risk with continued monitoring. Be mindful that even the smallest buildings, even if they only have one wash hand basin will be graded with a risk factor.

Risk Summary inc review date

  1. Must be current.
  2. High risk = 6 months
  3. Medium risk = Two years
  4. Low risk = 5 years

 

 

 

Can your school ever be safe from legionella?

Your school may never be free from legionella, but you can manage and control the risk and prevent staff from catching legionnaires disease.  Legionella specialists are available to help you, including Dantek, and by working together as a team we can prevent the harmful effects of water.

  • Keep hot water hot
  • Keep cold water cold
  • Keep the water moving
  • Keep it clean

Consider if special steps need to be taken at different times of the academic year. Half term and summer holidays, resulting in a big change to the use of the school. Very few staff and no pupils, resulting in taps and showers that are used regularly during term time have now been left unused for weeks. This can lead to stagnation of the water which can encourage the growth of legionella and other nasty bacteria. Make plans for who is going to flush those normally used outlets at least weekly during the holidays.

Additional information can be found:

Approved code of practice – https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/priced/l8.pdf

HSE website – legal updates & outbreaks https://www.hse.gov.uk/index.htm

HSG274 technical guidance https://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/books/hsg274.htm

Dantek – Advice, services and training https://www.dantekenvironmental.co.uk

Asset Registers: The Key to Efficient Legionella Risk Assessments in Schools

When it comes to ensuring the safety of students and staff in schools, there are many factors that must be considered. One of these is the potential risk of Legionella bacteria in the water system, which can cause Legionnaires’ disease, a potentially fatal form of pneumonia. To prevent this, schools must conduct regular Legionella risk assessments and take appropriate measures to control the risk.

One crucial aspect of Legionella risk assessments is the creation of an asset register. This is a document that lists all the assets in the water system that could potentially harbor Legionella bacteria, such as cold taps, hot taps, and mixer valves. While this may seem like a mind-numbing task, the importance of maintaining a comprehensive asset register cannot be overstated. It is the foundation of effective Legionella risk management and is essential for record-keeping purposes.

When a Legionella risk assessor arrives at a school, it is important that they have access to all the areas they need to inspect. This can be a challenge, as schools have busy schedules and exam timetables that must be taken into account. To ensure that assessors have the access they need, the operational management team must work with the school to determine which areas the assessors will need to inspect. A clear and detailed asset register is essential for this process, as it will provide a complete list of all the assets that require inspection.

Creating an asset register can seem like a daunting task, especially for schools with multiple buildings and thousands of outlets. However, it is an investment in the safety of students and staff, and there are tools available to make the process easier. On completion of the risk assessment, your assessor will be able to provide you with an asset register in Excel, allowing schools to use filters to sort the data by asset type and location. This makes it easy to identify the sentinel points that need to be monitored and recorded every month.

In addition, schools can choose to go paperless with their water hygiene records by using an electronic logbook. This eliminates the need for paper-based logbooks and makes it easier to track compliance. Many reputable providers offer this service, and some, such as Dantek, provide a free electronic logbook to contracted customers. This logbook includes an automatic asset upload and real-time compliance.

Maintaining a comprehensive asset register is a key element of Legionella risk management in schools. By investing in this process and using tools such as electronic logbooks, schools can ensure the safety of their students and staff while reducing the administrative burden of compliance. To learn more about Legionella risk assessments in schools or to schedule a free demonstration of Dantek’s electronic logbook, visit our website or call our friendly team.

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Our website is a great tool for local services, FAQs, sectors, and price guides. please visit https://www.dantekenvironmental.co.uk/sectors/schools/ for further information or contact our friendly team on 01454 417920 or email sales@dantek.co.uk quoting reference, SCHOOL23 which will allow 5% discount for new customers.
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