Legionella bacteria can build up within plumbing and water distribution systems and spread legionnaires’ disease, a severe strain of pneumonia. Building Operating Management magazine connected with plumbing design experts at Henderson Engineers for an article focused on strategies that engineering and maintenance managers can implement to improve water quality in their facilities to prevent the formation of legionella and protect the health of building occupants. Plumbing Technical Directors Karl Caouette and Warren Rosenbrook shared best practices for legionella testing, water treatment, and more.
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