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Discover how Rotary volunteers are transforming remote Ghanaian communities through clean water, sanitation, and life-saving health initiatives — one well, one village, and one mission at a time.
Learn the critical steps for safely flushing, disinfecting, and documenting building water systems when Legionella bacteria are suspected or confirmed.
Building owners, operators or water management teams can use a checklist to develop a customized emergency flushing and disinfecting protocol or use it as part of a water management plan.
With Legionnaires' disease outbreaks on the rise across the U.S., building owners must act fast—this article outlines critical emergency flushing and disinfection steps to stop Legionella bacteria before it spreads.
Proper procedures, guided by water management plans and regulatory codes, are essential to ensure effective disinfection while avoiding damage to plumbing systems.
When Legionella strikes, emergency flushing and disinfection of a building’s water systems isn’t just critical—it’s the first line of defense against a deadly outbreak.
Explore the latest updates from ANSI, ASME, CSA, and other leading code bodies as Ron George, CPD, recaps key plumbing standards meetings and regulatory changes shaping the industry in 2025.
Proper training, use of PPE, hazard awareness and adherence to OSHA safety guidelines are essential to minimize injuries and ensure a safe work environment.
Design professionals face serious risks when visiting construction sites. This essential guide reveals the most common jobsite hazards, from deadly falls to hidden electrocution threats, and how to stay safe.
Explore the key differences and groundbreaking updates in the 2024 editions of the Uniform Plumbing Code and International Plumbing Code—two vital standards shaping the future of plumbing safety, sustainability, and innovation.
Scald burns are 100% preventable — but only when hot water systems are properly maintained, monitored, and designed to code. This month, Ron George, CPD, explores how preventative maintenance and plumbing codes work hand-in-hand to keep building occupants safe.
This continuation of Ron George’s series on the 2024 International Property Maintenance Code explores the mechanical/plumbing/electrical requirements and fire safety standards that form the backbone of this code.