The event will take place on October 2 at the Headquarters of the Ciutat de Vila-real Ceramic Innovation Chair.
The province of Castellón produces more than 90% of the national ceramics, and to expand its market, its companies know that preventive measures and good environmental practices define healthy facilities, reducing their environmental impact and associated costs.
Among these measures are minimizing electrical losses, reducing energy losses, and minimizing water consumption. But also, apply systems that minimize the formation and environmental transmission of the Legionella bacteria, since Spanish legislation recognizes this need to guarantee the public health of people who live with companies, stipulating important sanctions.
the day “Prevention of Legionellosis in the ceramic sector” organized by the biotechnology company Biotics Biochemistry Analytical Its objective is to inform both the owners of facilities and the companies that offer professional services for the prevention and control of Legionella, the current legal framework, to act in accordance with it, and success stories with professional habits of excellence that reduce their impact on community health.
The event, organized in collaboration with the Spanish Association of Ceramic Technicians, the Vila-real Ceramic Innovation Chair and the Vila-real Town Hall It will be held on Tuesday, October 2 at the Headquarters of the Ciutat de Vila-real Ceramic Innovation Chair. Prior registration is mandatory through the registration form available at this link.
During the day, the UNE 100030:2017 standard, on Prevention and control of the proliferation and dissemination of Legionella in facilities, will be delved into. Its entry into force represents the definition for the first time of what a Legionella Prevention and Control Plan (PPCL) should be like. A set of activities that must include initial diagnosis, action program, periodic evaluation and, if appropriate, external audit. The complete program for the day can be found here.
