Insight into Your Building’s Water Safety
Clean and safe water in a building seems like a given. However, risks can arise within a water system that affect water quality and safety. These include changes in usage, management, or the technical condition of the system.
With a water audit, Normec assesses the water safety of your building. We evaluate the water system, identify potential risks, and examine areas for improvement in management.
Here’show we conduct a water audit
A safe water system involves more than just water quality at a single point in time. The design, use, and management of the system also influence safety. During a water audit, our specialists therefore examine potential risks within the water system and identify areas requiring attention in its management. We assess the situation and translate our findings into practical advice.
This gives you insight not only into what we find, but also into what’s going well, where attention is needed, and what next steps you can take.
From Water Audit to Improvement Measures
If the water audit identifies areas of concern or potential risks, we assess which measures are needed to improve quality and implementation. Depending on the situation, Normec can provide support by updating the risk assessment, inspecting backflow prevention devices or providing on-site awareness training.
A water audit helps you:
- Gain insight into the safety of the water installation in your building
- Identify potential risks and areas of concern at an early stage
- Gain insight into areas requiring attention regarding use and management
- Define targeted measures needed to address risks
- Provide clean and safe water for building users
Expertise in Water Quality
Water safety requires knowledge of water quality, systems, and management. Normec has been advising on water safety, bacteria-free water, Legionella prevention, and the management of water systems since 1999.
We use that experience to look not just at an individual problem, but at the water system as a whole. We support a wide range of organizations—from municipalities, hotels, and recreation companies to real estate organizations, installers, industry, healthcare facilities, and hospitals.
Continue to ensure safe water systems
Water safety requires ongoing attention. A building’s use can change, systems can age, and construction work can affect water quality. That’s why Normec can continue to support you even after the audit—from inspection and consultation to disinfection, control measures, and system modifications.
This way, you not only address existing issues but also work toward a water system that remains safe and reliable in the long term.
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Frequently asked questions about water audits
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A water audit assesses the water safety of a building. We examine the water system, potential risks, and areas requiring attention in its management. You will then gain insight into possible improvement measures.
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Water audits can be relevant for a wide variety of buildings and organizations. Examples include hotels, recreational facilities, healthcare institutions, hospitals, real estate properties, government buildings, and commercial properties.
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Risks within a water system are not always immediately apparent. A water audit provides insight into potential areas of concern and allows you to take steps to improve water safety.
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Our specialists examine potential risks within the water system and areas of concern regarding its use and management. Based on the findings, you’ll receive practical advice on any next steps.
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Legionella prevention can be part of water safety efforts. If warranted, Normec can provide advice on, for example, control measures, further investigation, or other appropriate measures.
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We’ll recommend the appropriate next steps. Depending on the situation, this may include, for example, investigating the source, disinfecting pipes, checking check valves, or making adjustments to the system.
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Yes. Normec can provide support ranging from inspection and consultation to implementing control measures, disinfection, and modifications to the water system. This allows you to effectively address any issues identified.