Mapping the Sampling Points
Reviewing the water system and identifying the representative points and risk points to sample from, as the basis for the entire plan.
A good sampling plan doesn't test everything - it tests the right thing, at the right point, at the right frequency. Kesar Digum maps your water system, determines which tests are required and how often, and builds an annual sampling schedule that meets regulation. The service is backed by testing in an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, nationwide.
Every facility - a hospital, a factory, a hotel or a residential building - is a unique water system with its own risk points. A sampling plan copied from another organization will test too much in one place and too little in another, leaving dangerous gaps. Kesar Digum builds a sampling plan tailored specifically to you: mapping the representative sampling points, defining the test types, setting the frequency by risk level, an annual sampling schedule and a clear protocol for responding to abnormal results - all in line with regulatory requirements and your budget.
From planning the sampling points to a protocol for responding to deviations - a complete work plan for your facility.
Reviewing the water system and identifying the representative points and risk points to sample from, as the basis for the entire plan.
Determining which tests are required at each point - microbiological, chemical, Legionella - according to the facility type and the regulatory requirement.
Setting the sampling frequency by risk level and building an annual sampling schedule that ensures no test is missed.
A clear protocol for what to do when an abnormal result comes in - which retests to run, when to disinfect and when to involve the regulator.
Full DetailsAn organized sampling plan saves time, money and regulatory headaches. These are the common situations where it is essential:
A facility or water system coming online needs an organized monitoring plan from day one, not in hindsight.
When a new requirement comes in from the authority or the Ministry of Health, an organized sampling plan ensures full compliance with no gaps.
An organization looking to organize its routine sampling throughout the year benefits from a fixed schedule that prevents oversights and last-minute testing.
Organizations managing several sites need a unified plan that consolidates all sampling and makes oversight and documentation easier.
Random sampling, with no plan, leaves gaps that surface at exactly the wrong moment:
Without orderly mapping, risk points go untested, and contamination can develop in an area that was never sampled.
The absence of a documented sampling plan exposes the facility to citations in Ministry of Health and authority audits, and sometimes to fines.
Unfocused sampling wastes money on unnecessary tests in one place and falls short exactly where it is truly needed.
We'll get to know your facility, map the sampling points and build a tailored annual sampling plan that meets regulation - including a protocol for responding to deviations, nationwide.
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