Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing has been an important part of the UK’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. Did you know that PCR analysis can also be used to identify legionella bacteria?
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Our Legionella Control Association Membership
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At Severn Trent Water Hygiene, we are proud to say that we are a member of the Legionella Control Association, but what does this mean?
Continue reading “Our Legionella Control Association Membership”Bulk Water Treatment – Part 1
A case study of a blue triangle site
For this site, the water we need to treat before putting into supply is drawn from a spring located approx. 3km away and is pumped to the main site where it enters our Nitrate Removal Plant (NRP).
Continue reading “Bulk Water Treatment – Part 1”Severn Questions with Carrie Jackson
Introducing Carrie Jackson. Carrie is part of the Severn Trent Searches Business Improvement Team. She helps to update and maintain the in-house applications and support the staff with any application issues.
Continue reading “Severn Questions with Carrie Jackson”Mel’s Personal Growth With Brazilian Jiu Jitsu
At Severn Trent Water Hygiene, we love it when our team maintain a healthy body and mind, absorb themselves in their hobbies, and contribute to their communities. Business Development Manager Melanie Doran accomplishes all three with the practice of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu (BJJ).
Continue reading “Mel’s Personal Growth With Brazilian Jiu Jitsu”Why Veganuary can be good news for the environment
Q: How do you know if someone’s a vegan?
A: Don’t worry, they’ll tell you about it regularly
There’s a somewhat outdated stereotype of vegans (which we’ve just reinforced with that joke) that they can be somewhat self-righteous, not to mention fond of informing people of their dietary choices.
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