Water Sampling

At Absolute Water Compliance, we understand that water sampling is important, especially in industrial and healthcare sectors where water quality is critical to the health and safety of people

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Water Sampling

At Absolute Water Compliance, we understand that water sampling is important, especially in industrial and healthcare sectors where water quality is critical to the health and safety of people

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Water sampling is a process of collecting and analysing water samples to analyse their chemical, physical and bacterial characteristics to ensure it is free of harmful contaminants and pathogens. Sampling is a crucial element of any water quality testing program and is carried out to protect the health and well-being of employees, customers, and the general public. 

All sampling is carried out following strict processes and are taken to a required UKAS accredited laboratory for analysis. Samples are interpreted by our experienced staff and issued to our customers with appropriate recommendations, where required.

In some cases you may require for other bacteria to be sampled for such as TVC, E COLI, Coliforms to meet drinking requirements. Pseudomonas sampling may be required as part of the HTM04-01 requirements.

Water sampling helps to identify if any harmful substances or disease-causing organisms are present in your water system. It enables you to monitor water quality and can alert you to any potential water quality issues before they become a problem. Regular water sampling helps to maintain compliance with regulatory requirements, reduces liability risks and protects your brand's reputation.

Regular water sampling can also help identify any areas in your water system that require preventative maintenance or repair, minimising the risk of contamination and breakdowns. This will result in optimal performance, increased efficiency and less downtime of your equipment.

Investing in water sampling is essential for any organisation that uses or provides water. It shows your commitment to maintaining high water quality standards and demonstrates your responsibility to protect the health and well-being of those who rely on your system.

Absolute Water Compliance is able to offer a range of water sampling. We are able to carry this out as a stand-alone service, or as part of a regular monitoring regime. All samples are submitted to a UKAS accredited laboratory and interpreted using our experienced staff. This ensures that you are able to understand any issues and are able to get immediate advice on how to deal with any issues. We can undertake the following samples and more:

Legionella
Drinking Water
TVC

Pseudomonas Aeruginosa
Closed system chemistry
Closed System bacteria
Effluent

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