Tracing the Source of Contamination
Inspecting the system to locate the source of the problem - a reservoir, piping, a faulty connection, or rainwater ingress - as the basis for a targeted response.
An abnormal sampling result or a suspected contamination calls for a fast, thorough response. Cleaning and disinfecting the system, together with tracing the source of the problem, restore the water to normal. Kesar Digum handles the incident from start to finish - disinfection with approved agents and repeat sampling at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory that confirms a safe return to routine - nationwide.
An abnormal sampling result, a change in the water's color, odor, or taste, or a report of illness - all of these call for immediate action. Cleaning and disinfection after contamination is not just a disinfection step, but a process that begins by tracing the source of the problem, continues with a thorough disinfection of the system using approved agents, and ends with repeat sampling that proves the water has returned to normal. Kesar Digum sees the incident through from the outset to confirmation of the return to routine, and provides orderly documentation for the regulator.
From tracing the source of contamination to repeat sampling that confirms a return to routine.
Inspecting the system to locate the source of the problem - a reservoir, piping, a faulty connection, or rainwater ingress - as the basis for a targeted response.
A thorough disinfection of the system with an approved solution at a controlled concentration and contact time, followed by a final flush.
Taking a repeat water sample after disinfection and testing it at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory to confirm a safe return to routine.
When the contamination is Legionella bacteria, disinfection is paired with dedicated repeat sampling to confirm the treatment succeeded.
Full DetailsA contamination incident calls for a fast response. These are the common situations that require disinfection:
A sampling result that exceeds the standard requires disinfecting the system and repeat sampling until a clean result is obtained.
A noticeable change in water quality points to possible contamination that calls for testing, source tracing, and disinfection.
A suspicion that illness cases are linked to the system's water requires immediate action, disinfection, and repeat sampling for confirmation.
A positive Legionella finding requires disinfecting the water system and repeat sampling to confirm the treatment succeeded.
Contamination that isn't treated doesn't disappear on its own - it keeps exposing consumers. Here's what's at stake:
As long as the system hasn't been disinfected, consumers remain exposed to contaminated water and the risk of illness.
Without tracing the source and a thorough disinfection, contamination tends to return and even spread to other parts of the system.
Failing to address a documented contamination incident exposes the responsible party to citations from the regulator and to claims in the event of illness.
We'll trace the source of the contamination, disinfect the system with approved agents, and carry out repeat sampling at an accredited laboratory to confirm a safe return to routine - nationwide.
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